12-18-2012, 02:56 PM
Was there for 2 hours in the afternoon, witness a fellow caught and lost a Pike, His 6" leader was gone and his 8lb line frailed from the toothy critter's head shake. He was using a spoon.
Water was greenish and murky, visibility was less than a foot. Calm and a warm afternoon at 6 degrees, no wind.
Then he got excited, screamed when he witness a brown followed his crank bait close to shore, but no takers.
I tried fishing but was not too focus and got my spoon snagged. It was my first time witnessing someone caught a fish after the Salmon season was over. Fish are there if someone will be putting time on it. I spoke to two other guys that left before I got there They said they do catch some trouts over there on clearer water condition.
The fellow said that during end of March, trout fishing is way better.
Water was greenish and murky, visibility was less than a foot. Calm and a warm afternoon at 6 degrees, no wind.
Then he got excited, screamed when he witness a brown followed his crank bait close to shore, but no takers.
I tried fishing but was not too focus and got my spoon snagged. It was my first time witnessing someone caught a fish after the Salmon season was over. Fish are there if someone will be putting time on it. I spoke to two other guys that left before I got there They said they do catch some trouts over there on clearer water condition.
The fellow said that during end of March, trout fishing is way better.