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f1sh1nf00l
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powerhause
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ameluke
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Trout Master
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powerhause
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Available Fishing Guide:
Website: Darrell & Dads Family Guide Service
I headed out to the lake Saturday afternoon around 4pm and the weather was great! It was sunny and warm and the fish were feeding on the surface. Things started off a little slow for my father in-law and I. We started out with some flatfish and switched over to a silver dick nite that seemed to do well. He was using all silver and I tried a silver/bronze dick nite. We ended up C&R'ing 9 trout in the 15-16 inch range.
My dad and I went out the day before in the afternoon/evening and again we did well on flatfish....the weather was just as nice sunny and hot. I am still trying to figure out what type of lure to use during any given part of the day. It seems to vary from day to day on what the fish will hit on.
Also a question for anyone, since I have not seen a Triploid Trout (as far as I know) and I have read that they are planted in here every year...what is the size range on these? Would I know one when I catch one? Or have I been catching and releasing them all these years thinking they are all Rainbow Trout? I can say that all the trout that I have C&R'd from here look like a nice bright Rainbow trout.
Available Fishing Guide:
Website: Darrell & Dads Family Guide Service