Trout
- Thread starter C-Hawk
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Roger -
Are them there trouts naturals or planted? Are there even any native trout left in the world?
If you come to the SBSCBC, I will give you the best lake trout catcher in the world. It is a little old fly that you troll with 10 feet or so of 4 lbs. leader attached to your mainline. No weight, no worms, no spinner, no nothing else. Drag it slow way back behind the boat, and keep your eye on the V it cuts in the water. Very soon, there will be a big splash there. It is a simple tied back caddis, but you will never be able to duplicate its effectiveness unless you have some Clatsop County, Oregon, deer hair to use in making it.
Are them there trouts naturals or planted? Are there even any native trout left in the world?
If you come to the SBSCBC, I will give you the best lake trout catcher in the world. It is a little old fly that you troll with 10 feet or so of 4 lbs. leader attached to your mainline. No weight, no worms, no spinner, no nothing else. Drag it slow way back behind the boat, and keep your eye on the V it cuts in the water. Very soon, there will be a big splash there. It is a simple tied back caddis, but you will never be able to duplicate its effectiveness unless you have some Clatsop County, Oregon, deer hair to use in making it.
That sounds an awful lot like a bribe. I would like to attend the SBSCBC, I used to go to the International Sportsmans Expo at the Kingdome every year. But - alas- I can't. :wink:
These are all planters (Alpers) that they plant in the lake. Sometimes we get a holdover with good pink meat. I use the flashers and nightcrawler or a trap rigged 3" Big Hammer < http://www.swimbait.com/ >
These are all planters (Alpers) that they plant in the lake. Sometimes we get a holdover with good pink meat. I use the flashers and nightcrawler or a trap rigged 3" Big Hammer < http://www.swimbait.com/ >