05-08-2019, 01:06 PM
So, in theory, once the gills start moving in the spring and getting feisty, and they have been moving and have been feisty, you should be able to connect with them all spring long, somewhere in Mantua.
Unfortunately, this front, may not play nice with your plans.
In short in the morning when the hatch is on, its nuts. Most of the rest of the time, if its "normal" spring weather, you should be able to tie into them, but I would not make any promises to a young buck about tonight, it may be a tough one.
You can fish two rods. Throw one out with a standard powerbait rig as the trout may not be as affected by the front, while you drag some jigs and worms under a bobber for the gills and savor the fact that they want to go fishing.
And, A little McDonalds at the end will erase any slow fishing memories.
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Unfortunately, this front, may not play nice with your plans.
In short in the morning when the hatch is on, its nuts. Most of the rest of the time, if its "normal" spring weather, you should be able to tie into them, but I would not make any promises to a young buck about tonight, it may be a tough one.
You can fish two rods. Throw one out with a standard powerbait rig as the trout may not be as affected by the front, while you drag some jigs and worms under a bobber for the gills and savor the fact that they want to go fishing.
And, A little McDonalds at the end will erase any slow fishing memories.
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