clawman
12/24/2016 7:17:00 PMNice report, I am looking forward to hitting the water. I understand those park rangers (power trippers) not allowing a tent this time of year. Who knows one may lead to two to three!! God forbid
Part-Time
12/25/2016 9:27:00 AMThanks for the good report and pictures. Glad to hear someone catching Kokanee. Saw that tent when I was camped down there this fall. Wondered if it was a hunting camp or a fishing camp. Maybe both?
outtheresomewhere
12/25/2016 2:27:00 PMLoved the report cuz some of us wouldn't hold up well under those conditions - guess the Ranger's philosophy is that if you throw
one tent out, they have to throw out all tents - I doubt though that we'd see some of the "campers" in the winter that we see in the
summer - saw some this year at Porcupine that some how got transportation to move from under the I-90 bridge to the lake for the summer,
don't know what they were eating, but they were smok'in some real smelly stuff. See you out there when it gets above 30deg,
one tent out, they have to throw out all tents - I doubt though that we'd see some of the "campers" in the winter that we see in the
summer - saw some this year at Porcupine that some how got transportation to move from under the I-90 bridge to the lake for the summer,
don't know what they were eating, but they were smok'in some real smelly stuff. See you out there when it gets above 30deg,
Duckworth dynasty
12/28/2016 8:01:00 PM@ Part-Time: no i do not hunt, just fish.
@Honda : on my two D.R. setups , i had an orange snubber to a double d dodger silver with a 18 inch leader to an orange hoochie with a silver smiley blade. setup two was a watermelon dodger with a 18 inch leader to a pink fly that also had a silver smiley blade. my bait i used was all shoe peg corn , had the corn soaked overnight in graybills kokanee formula with pink dye added to it. my other rod that i was using to flat line had a 1/4 ounce sliding weight with 30 " inch leader approximately to a orange fly with a piece of small worm tipped. (i caught most my trout on this setup)
@Honda : on my two D.R. setups , i had an orange snubber to a double d dodger silver with a 18 inch leader to an orange hoochie with a silver smiley blade. setup two was a watermelon dodger with a 18 inch leader to a pink fly that also had a silver smiley blade. my bait i used was all shoe peg corn , had the corn soaked overnight in graybills kokanee formula with pink dye added to it. my other rod that i was using to flat line had a 1/4 ounce sliding weight with 30 " inch leader approximately to a orange fly with a piece of small worm tipped. (i caught most my trout on this setup)