South Carnero Creek is a pristine and beautiful creek that meanders through the foothills of the La Garita mountains. The water is soft, gentle, and easy to read. Not to mention full of many hungry brook trout. The creek widens in certain spots and creates some backwater pockets that appear almost as flooded beaver pond areas. This type of habitat is great for brook trout. Small streamers would be a fun choice for fishing some of those spots as brook trout can be quite aggressive! The creek varies in width, some sections being too narrow to fish. A double dry rig, or a dry dropper is recommended for this type of creek. Most of this creek is fishable and easily accessed via South Carnero Road. There are few private boundaries so be mindful but the majority is on National Forest.