01-03-2006, 06:03 AM
Thanks for the report. You took pictures of some of the better looking fish (troutlodge kamaloops). About half of the fish I caught were the hayspur rainbows which normally have a more dense spot pattern and not as white of of belly. I would consider the hayspurs the clasic hatchery rainbow look. I didn't keep any fish but kind of wish I would have keep one so I could see what was in its stomach. If any of you keep any fish and noticed what was in its stomach I would like to hear about it.
I should have read BFT last Friday. I could have stopped by and said Hi to a few of you. I was in dark red single cab toyota tacoma. I was fishing on the East shore about 400 yards from the dam for a couple hours starting close to 10am. I saw about 4 groups along the East shoreline in the morning. A talked to couple of guys that came to fish by me on the East shore and they had 3C license plants. I only saw one group fishing close to the dam when I left around noon and they had also 3C license plants. I would guess that none of you that post on here are from Carabou county so I probably didn't see any of you up close. Maybe next time.
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I should have read BFT last Friday. I could have stopped by and said Hi to a few of you. I was in dark red single cab toyota tacoma. I was fishing on the East shore about 400 yards from the dam for a couple hours starting close to 10am. I saw about 4 groups along the East shoreline in the morning. A talked to couple of guys that came to fish by me on the East shore and they had 3C license plants. I only saw one group fishing close to the dam when I left around noon and they had also 3C license plants. I would guess that none of you that post on here are from Carabou county so I probably didn't see any of you up close. Maybe next time.
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