A9
4/3/2008 2:00:00 PMGood stuff Gone fishin....
Water might still be a tad cold and keeping the bite a little slow...
Water might still be a tad cold and keeping the bite a little slow...
Tom T.
4/3/2008 4:51:00 PMFriends and I got a couple of 4+ pounders in the last few weeks just casting to shore with crankbaits. Haven't found a ryhme or reason as to where yet (working pretty much the whole lake and probably 1000+ casts a day). I'm told they grow a lot bigger than that in Rock Lake, but those are the biggest I've found so far.
Anglinarcher
4/4/2008 10:55:00 AMThis lake is loaded with 14" to 16" Browns, and later in the year the 8" + rainbows show up in mass. The "Big" Bows and Browns are there now, but there are tricks and spots that you will need to learn.
I say that you will need to learn them yourself because each of us seem to find our own way. I know of a guy that does well with Rapalas trolled deep with a downrigger. I know of people that do well with crankbaits along the shore. I do very well, but I have my own milk run I do on the lake, depending on the weather and time of day, each with a different method.
I have caught and released several 30"+ Browns, and a few Bows in that size, so they are there. But keep in mind, there is so much food in that lake that they don't need to eat burgers when Stake is available.
I say that you will need to learn them yourself because each of us seem to find our own way. I know of a guy that does well with Rapalas trolled deep with a downrigger. I know of people that do well with crankbaits along the shore. I do very well, but I have my own milk run I do on the lake, depending on the weather and time of day, each with a different method.
I have caught and released several 30"+ Browns, and a few Bows in that size, so they are there. But keep in mind, there is so much food in that lake that they don't need to eat burgers when Stake is available.
