[NeWcS]

Terre, Glen and I headed up to Granby today to try and get us some dinner. Man Im full.


We got 4 Kokes and 12 Macs(Give or take). All were taken trolling all sorts of diffrent things. I got 2 Kokes and 2 Macs(My first ever koke) and they got the rest. Guess the rookie is low man. I did get a chance to work on my net work. Im sure Terre and/or Glen will add to this potr aswell..

Thanks again!!!!


[me=Jay_In_Parker] [/me]

 

[cojones]

I really appriciate the report. I went to Sportsman's & bought weddingrings, spoons, koke trolls, I've got jigs & sucker meat, night crawlers, downriggers, Rapalas...

It's my first boat just need lots of advice/water/experience.

 

[Pete]

Two mountain runs and no skunk! Sounds like you're on your way to being hooked on mountain lake fishing...nice.

 

[NeWcS]

Thanks Pete, You got me started. And thanks for droping my name to Terre!!!


[me=Jay_In_Parker] [/me]

 

[tal0362]

Jay thinking he might have something on. A stick maybe...

Me with and "the stick" that was "fighting".

 

[NeWcS]

Hay, That was the biggest stick of the day.


[me=Jay_In_Parker] [/me]

 

[tal0362]

See, and Glenn thought he had the biggest! I agree, the stick you caught was the biggest.

 

[Pete]

Nice photos and it looked like a perfect day. Terre and crew Laker and Koke extraordinars!

 

[kokaneeking]

nice job, i like the lake trout, talo did you know if the kokanee are back in inlet  yet ?

 

[cojones]

I'm not sure how much advice to ask for here but I need all the help I can get. The downriggers ie. how should I use them at Granby for the Macks. how far back from the release? what kind of stuff to troll? bait on bait off?I'm a catch & release guy so any advice that works goes right back in the system. I was born to flyfish... but then I bought a boat!

Thanx

 

[tal0362]

Kokaneeking,

We looked in the inlets, we did not have a lot happenging there. The fish were more active than a couple weeks ago, and "the leaves are changing".

Terre

 

[cojones]

Allrightythen

 

[tal0362]

Sorry Cojones,

I went to bed after my last post, getting up at 3:30 am makes for a long day. The water temp was 63 degrees on surface. I would say we caught most of our Lakers 40 feet - 80 feet down most along the north shore of Arapaho Bay. Since we were fishing relatively shallow I like to go as far as I can behind the downrigger, with 2 downriggers and 4 other rods (one wireline) about 30 feet behind the ball is max, else we tangle other lines. Often we use planner boards, sometimes inline planners, to spread the lines a little. The Kokanee (and a not previously mentioned rainbow) came from 15-20 feet down. Jay and Glenn caught the sticks right off the bottom with the deep lines.

PM me if you have specific questions.

Terre

 

[Guest]

nice report guys, man sounds like a great day. jay you are so lucky to have gone with terre and glenn ,i here they are great fishermen.terre only question i have is when do you think the kokes will start running at granby? and do you like guide people on these tripsfor a fee or just take people out of kindness. if so how do we sign on?

 

[roadkill]

if so how do we sign on?

i recomend begging

 

[Guest]

then consider me on my knees. how about bribes do they work?

 

[NeWcS]

Jay you are so lucky to have gone with terre and glenn

Your not kidding!!!!!(Now ssshhhhh, Your going to jinx my chances of ever going again )



[me=Jay_In_Parker] [/me]

 

[Walking Eagle]

if so how do we sign on?

i recomend begging

ROFL!

 

[tal0362]

LOL,

I suppose I will have to implement a lottery...

Really though, it is nice to have people who willing to split the gas bill. It makes a trip to the mountains affordable, and having someone interesting to talk with is great.

Terre

 

[Guest]

terre you must have those lakers down ....isnt it you with a few pics in fishing and hunting news ?