fisherofmen
7/30/2009 1:35:00 PMThe Green is an amazing river. Grew up there. To think if you would have tried this about 25-30 miles upstream, that little trout could have easily been 15 lbs. Try Icy Creek, or Palmer/Kanasket sometime. Nothing like being able to see them and pick your fish before you cast for em! And don't worry bout a few tubers, just work the water. And do make your first casts short, standing back a ways. Lots of times the big ones lay right along the bank and a sneaky cast will get em. Walking right up to the water surely wont.
Light gear, as little of weight (none) as possible, and present it naturally. And remember, they can see you, be sneaky.. They will spook faster by something moving around on the bank (predator) than something floating by screaming AC/DC lyrics..
Light gear, as little of weight (none) as possible, and present it naturally. And remember, they can see you, be sneaky.. They will spook faster by something moving around on the bank (predator) than something floating by screaming AC/DC lyrics..
itchin4abite
8/1/2009 11:21:00 AMThat's Awesome! I love fishing the Green. There was hole up by Kanaskat that my brother, friends and I used to go to about 15 years ago when we were kids. I dont know if the trail is there or not still but I want to find it again. Has anyone seen any steelhead caught yet? I caught a bunch of baby rainbows a few weeks ago with my son down at the log jam near the 18 bridge.