To windy today, waiting to head on up to horstooth tomorrow. Going to hit Boulder, res. for the dusk bite today, close to home, easy to pack up if the wind is still a blowin. Waters temps have been in the mid forties for quite a while now, spawn should be wrapping up, making numbers of males easy to target, we shall see about the girls on the other hand....
From what I can tell from previous posts that horsetooth has pretty good water clarity, making it a definate lowlight bite, or I would assume. Just wondering if anybody has done well targeting schools of suspended fish during the day? I am targeting walleyes by the way.
Also are the lakers worth chasing, any size or numbers? I just moved from the midwest/ lived in both MN and Wisconson, and actually lived on lake Superior(seasonally) the last four years, spent plenty of time chasing lakers, but have been spoiled by the quality of that fishery. Wouldn't mind trolling for trout by day and walleye fishing at night.
One more question, pertainig to horsetooth asisde from clarity, what is the overall bottom makeup?
Thanks for the help, just trying to put together a game plan for the next couple of days, first trip out to this body of water and haven't a whole lot of info aside from what I've read here and the little the lake map offers. I'll post back on how things go.