08-05-2019, 03:59 AM
I wanted to take a peak at Hover and Marshall lake in the Murdock Basin on the Kamas side on 150. Echo lake is the more well known one in this basin due to the possibility of catching Golden Trout, but Marshall is rumored to have some big Brookies. I can confirm big brookies - not cause I caught 'em but cause I saw 'em cruising.
While there I witnessed the most amazing dragon fly show. Thousands upon thousands of them mating on the shoreline and on the water. The brookies were so chucked full they remined me of me after a run to chuck-o-rama - just a big blob of protein induced bliss.. They had no interest in anything, but bloating and gloating.
What a treat to see. And now I know they are some bruisers in the water, I will add it to my fall list when the crowds clear. Craig, first goldens them these brookies. Got to come along
Speaking of crowds - wow- getting hard to find elbow room. So many ATVs it was hard for a humble cowboy to find a little space.
I shot some amazing footage of the trip, but with no fish, not sure I will post an actual video. If you want more info let me know.
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While there I witnessed the most amazing dragon fly show. Thousands upon thousands of them mating on the shoreline and on the water. The brookies were so chucked full they remined me of me after a run to chuck-o-rama - just a big blob of protein induced bliss.. They had no interest in anything, but bloating and gloating.
What a treat to see. And now I know they are some bruisers in the water, I will add it to my fall list when the crowds clear. Craig, first goldens them these brookies. Got to come along
Speaking of crowds - wow- getting hard to find elbow room. So many ATVs it was hard for a humble cowboy to find a little space.
I shot some amazing footage of the trip, but with no fish, not sure I will post an actual video. If you want more info let me know.
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