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Nathaniel Kolhoff Blog Archive

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Hi everyone! I'm originally from Sioux Falls, SD where I spent the first 26 years of my life. That's where I learned to fish, with my old man. We're both bass fisherman at heart, whether it's soft plastics being tossed under boat docks or around structure, or chucking spinner baits and cranks, we were after bass or the occasional pike & walleye. Fast forward a few years, and after having married a Colorado native, I now find myself in Denver, fishing for trout, and loving it.

RMNP Regs PSA

No matter how strict we may think the regs are where we're fishing, it's still important we follow them, especially in a place like Rocky Mountain National Park.
7/1/2024 - Kolhoff

Visiting RMNP 2024

A yearly blog with dates updated for the 2024 season, along with some changes to the Bear Lake Corridor. It is a must read if you plan on visiting RMNP this season.
5/5/2024 - Kolhoff

Visiting RMNP this year

If you are planning on visiting Rocky Mountain National Park this summer, there are some things to know. It's a fantastic place to visit, but be prepared. Updated for the 2023 season
5/14/2023 - Kolhoff

New Waters Added

You may have noticed that several different waters (both lakes and rivers) have been added since last year. Many of these waters don’t have any conditions reports, status changes, water temp readings and so on.
3/28/2023 - Kolhoff

Winter Giveaway Thanks

We want to give thanks for everyone who has made the winter giveaway possible
12/16/2022 - Kolhoff

What makes a great day?

When you look back at great fishing days, what makes them great? Size of the fish and the numbers of fish can't be thing only things that factor in, right?
11/7/2022 - Kolhoff

Visiting RMNP

Looking to visit Rocky Mountain National Park this year? If so, here’s a few things to know. Especially in the summer months it can be a busy place.
7/11/2022 - Kolhoff

Fishing Method Choice

I feel like every time someone goes out on the water they ask themselves this question- "Do I want to catch my fish the same way I always have, or do only the numbers matter?"
12/31/2021 - Kolhoff
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