Williams Fork
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If you hit 11-mile,there are lots of big trout if the pike dont bite!
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Yeah I'll hafta hit spinney end of oct. -early nov.That place rocks on the tube jigs and metal!
Hey Neal,
Me and my bro are headin' up to Williams Fork tonight in search of Pike. ;D Hopefully the bite is good. We'll be usin' suckers on the bottom and spoons mostly. Haven't seen any reports on the forum lately so, not too sure how the action is up there. I'll let you guys know how we did when we get back Sunday.
Me and my bro are headin' up to Williams Fork tonight in search of Pike. ;D Hopefully the bite is good. We'll be usin' suckers on the bottom and spoons mostly. Haven't seen any reports on the forum lately so, not too sure how the action is up there. I'll let you guys know how we did when we get back Sunday.
The most consistant pike pattern in all waters for me is a buzzbait in the shallows late and early in the day. Never go pike fishing without buzzbaits at spinnerbaits.trinok said:
My best lures at Williams Fork have always been big spoons, jointed raps, buzzers, spinnerbaits, and soft jerkbaits.
Possible good news. I heard some very sharp comments at angler's meetings are forcing the director to relook the regulation and possibly ask to commission to repeal it.Neal/CO said:They also like those 3" Power Craws with the orange claws. Unfortunately they will be illegal after January 1st
I use an old Bass soft plastic called the Vibra Fin Leech up there most of the time.
If it does stand, there are craws that are unscented you can use.
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·Yeah, I want to hear more about these meetings! ;D
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