Though there are many fishing opportunities in and around the Denver Metro area, shoreline access issues arise when water levels drop during the summer and into the fall.
One local reservoir where this was a particular issue is our sister water body, Quincy Reservoir. Since both Quincy and Aurora Reservoirs are used as part of the area’s water supply, by summer the water level typically drops to levels making access difficult to shoreline anglers.
Thankfully, this issue has been addressed via the construction of a new fishing pier at Quincy Reservoir that is over 20 feet longer than others as described in the following video…