paige386

Nice work!

Deep, 550 - 650 best water lines down 110 - 120, do zig zag if you want steel head, 450 copper with a mag spoon. Go deep first work your way in until you start getting hits.

Nice work, always great when the kids catch fish!

Got a little bit of a late start we went 1 for 2. My daughter caught her first King 23 1/8 lbs on a mag spoon down 70ft in 250 ft of water. We had just gotten everything down and I had just switched the livescope on I tell my daugher I think we have a fish following the spoon, next thing you know the rigger fires. Second one was on the other rigger but we lost it on the first jump.

Nice fish!

8 - 14 zig zag, 2.8 mph

Nice day on the lake got 7 browns, biggest was 7lbs. Fish were active between the 2nd bluff up to 9 mile. Watermellon stinger spoon and anything with fluorescent pink was working. My son smoked some of the brown trout filets, they were delicious!

Started out a little late but started quick with some releases around the 2nd bluff bit nobody home, few mins later we got our first brown. We continued and then went past 9 mile and turned around, not long after the turn we hooked into what was likely a king but he broke the line since we only had 12 lbs test for browns. Decided to swing back around and make another pass and as we complete the turn we hook into a 14 1/2 lbs brown on a watermelon stinger spoon. Turned again past 9 mile and once again we hooked into what we figure was another king just ripping line off a high stick bait line only to lose it after bending the hooks out on a smithwick. Just before we picked up we hooked into a smaller brown on a jordo stinger spoon. One of the few nice days we've had up here to fish.

Nice work guys!

I think Sonnies in Pulaski has some of the Dreamweaver bayrats on pegs.

We had a great trip up to Anchor Resort and Marina in Fairhaven, getting out just about everyday. We had a steady pick of Kings with some Browns mixed in while we concentrated around the 125 - 225 ft area using an east-west troll. The fish seem to like it on the faster side 2.5 - 3.0 on the probe and on the deeper side riggers were around 110 (probe depth) and when we had dipseys out we ran them around 280 (think it was 2 setting). We also had a 450 Copper out with a 3oz clip weight on the front of the copper. Most of the fish came on Spoons, the Moonshine RV Flounder Pounder and Dancing Anchovey were our best. We also took several fish on an Atomic twinky rig with meat and a Salmon candy green flasher with an Atomic fly green/white. Our biggest fish weighed in at just under 17 with another just over 16. We threw alot of small ones back to catch another day. We will be back up in August, Tight Lines Everyone! Best, Bill and Dave