03-20-2015, 05:20 AM
Early May may be OK for some of the lower lakes (below 9,400') but with the ample snowfall in the area, lakes above that will be early June I feel.
Stocking reports (you may have to look at archives for Boulder Mtn.) are a great resource. There are also a few folks on here that have fished there a bit that could steer you in a decent direction. The only real thing that keeps the Boulder in any sort of smokescreen is the distance it is from major population centers. It's secretiveness gets less and less every year. Hopefully with new management and less trash fish (tiger trout) and more focus on the trophy potential of sterile and controlled brook trout the Boulder will become once again the legend it once was.
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Stocking reports (you may have to look at archives for Boulder Mtn.) are a great resource. There are also a few folks on here that have fished there a bit that could steer you in a decent direction. The only real thing that keeps the Boulder in any sort of smokescreen is the distance it is from major population centers. It's secretiveness gets less and less every year. Hopefully with new management and less trash fish (tiger trout) and more focus on the trophy potential of sterile and controlled brook trout the Boulder will become once again the legend it once was.
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