Moving to Denver, CO Any good water to ride?

I'm moving to Denver Colorado here in about a month and was wondering if I should sell my boat or not. I herd there's not that many lakes and the ones that are there are packed all the time.

That is true. Weekend afternoons are the worst. But with a little work you can get around the crowd, get out early and off early. There are also good lakes that are a drive to get to, but the scenery is beautiful. I don't have a boat, but if you bring your boat and need a third look me up. Also if you have any other questions on Denver I would be more than happy to help.
Adam

Saying you are moving to Denver is kinda a broad statement. Which part of Denver? There are not many huge public lakes, but if you are serious about riding you can find plenty of water. There are numerous options if you want to join a private lake. They are not inexpensive, but you will get plenty of prestine water whenever you want. If your work scedual is only going to permit you to ride on weekends at public lakes, then plan on getting to the lake around 6;00 am and leaving around 9;00am. The public lakes get very crouded and are full of idiots on jetskis, waverunners, and just plain goofs drinking on boats. If you can ride on weekdays then public lakes are a fair option for you.