Thanks Nick. I have had several great trips to the San Juan and have been tempted to bounce up to the Animas. Like you said, its tough to divert from the San Juan because the fish are plentiful and huge. I have had great luck on the San Juan swinging big streamers when the surface activity slows.
Charlie
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 10:40 PM, Nick Swingle <nick.swingle@gmail.com> wrote:
Charlie,There is a lot of good fishing around Durango, CO, to include the Animas. Buck, Tom and the rest of the guys at Duranglers can help you with stream levels and related info. Sept and Oct are great months to pull some big browns out of the Animas with nymph rigs, although many folks throw streamers year-round. The Ute section can be very productive for DIY if you're willing to pick up the extra license (~$17). For 3 days of fishing, you could hit the Animas, San Juan near the dam, and get up to the high country if there's enough water, all w/in 1 hr drive of Durango. However, if you haven't spent much time on the Juan and your trip is focused on that, I'd recommend spending all 3 days there. It can be crowded, but you've got better odds at more big fish there than on the Animas.--Nick
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