got to wolford around 10:30, we fished were we always do , eneded up catching 12 kokes, and my brother was catching bows on spawn sacs, we got bored and went to green mountain, what a good choice !!!!, i caught 6 lakers one 19, one 17 and four 15 inchers, my brother also caught one laker, we caught about 30 bows also , we were using spawn sacs, the worst part was coming home it took us two hours to get to the tunnel because the weather, we had four wheel drive and had no problems, but lots of small cars were stuck on the side of the road , it was one of the worst road conditions ive been in awhile, lots of traffic
there is huge trout in wolford , we used to pull 20 inchers on a daily basis , ice fishing should be good, thanks for the compliments , yes the traffic sucked but owell thats winter, and people not being prepared for the worst
I know Wolford has some big trout. During my camping trip in August, I stopped by there and lost a mid-20incher by the shore on a orange taz-devil. Besides that, there are millions of suckers that are easy to catch if anyone needs some for ice-fishing.
How do you make your spawn sacs? I am obviously a greenhorn when
it comes to that kind of fishing. Also, do you use egg sinkers or some other
kind of weight when you use them? Thanks!
yes there was snow at green mountian, first off you need some female kokes , i squeeze the eggs into a zip lock , then you need spawn sack material and magic thread both of these can be purchased at sportsmans, i like 1/2 oz weights, the macks i caught were in close within 20 feet of the shoreline, the spot i fish has a deep drop off, with a rocky structure, for the kokes at wolford i jig spoons, and yes i hook them in the mouth, ive foul hooked afew but not many
course so did minnows, nightcrawler, leeches and anything else thrown at them today. caught one eight inch walleye wich was more than the four boats I talked to combine, blame it on the full moon , the heat, whatever only thing I know is I lost four dozen worth of minnows with two blade baits ...
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I heard about the Arctic Grayling late last fall and I've been itching to target them...I went up with my buddy Remy and GF and had some GREAT SUCCESS!! Threw a wide variety of stuff with no action (for the graylings at least), we landed a big brown, some Brookies, some Colorado River Cutthroat...
Always wanted to figure the crappie and once I actually set out to do it I found hundreds! Limited out for the first time after trying for the whole month of June. Wasn't too hard once i honed in on the area where I located them. Fast forward 4 days later and today they were gone. Here is my...
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