How Do We Get Out There? Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 1/14/2014
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2.5 out of 5

Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

Cache was placed in honor of my grandpa George, 'Papa', on his birthday, January 14th. I carry his name as my middle name proudly. He always loved to fish and we always hiked in to the harder to reach fishing spots. This is about as far out into the middle of the lake as you can get without ever actually getting wet.

Runyon Lake was formerly known as Fountain Lakes. It was originally used as a dredge pond for the Rocky Mountain Steel Mill. The lake is used solely for fishing and is fed by the Arkansas river. Runyon Lake is home to several different fish species. including White Crappie, Black Bullhead, Saugeye, Channel Catfish, Large Mouth Bass and Rainbow Trout. The lake previously held the record in Colorado for the biggest catfish catch at 38.5 inches in length and 29.5 pounds.

This area will probably have heavy fishing muggle activity during warmer months, so use some stealth. Somewhat tricky to find and half the fun is figuring out how to get out here.

Please make sure cache is hidden as well or better than it was found. VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO HighCountryAdmin FOR GETTING THIS PUBLISHED ON MY GRANDPA'S ACTUAL BIRTHDAY. Congrats : FTF! - mldisc (in the dark), 2TF - SugarPug, 3TF - dlbisblest, srdisblest

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