01-20-2007, 07:15 PM
bdn06 ... I've not fished Bloomington Lake but heard of other people doing fair for the small planters.
The float tubers on the Utah board have discussed fishing around the old and new rock piles and the marina area. It seems that their consencous was that if the weather was watched closely and you don't get too far from shore it is a doable thing. It would probably be wise to go during the week to avoid all the fishing boats in the spring and fall and the hell raisers in the summer. In the hotter months you may be able to fish on the East side where it is deeper closer to the bank, but the wind can come up in a hurry. Luckily it usually pushes you toward the shore ... and rocks.
This is just my observations as I'm not a tuber. You should check with the Tubers on the Utah or Tubing board.
The Bear River can be fished successfuly upstream of Mud Lake to the Wyo border or, as Bryan said, in the Black Canyon area upstream of Oneida Res. Lots of folks fish the Narrows below Oneida Res. as well for Browns, Rainbow, Walleye, and Small Mouth Bass. Trying to fish anywhere between Mud Lake and downstream toward Soda would involve trying to keep the carp and suckers off your line while hunting for a game fish.
Don
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The float tubers on the Utah board have discussed fishing around the old and new rock piles and the marina area. It seems that their consencous was that if the weather was watched closely and you don't get too far from shore it is a doable thing. It would probably be wise to go during the week to avoid all the fishing boats in the spring and fall and the hell raisers in the summer. In the hotter months you may be able to fish on the East side where it is deeper closer to the bank, but the wind can come up in a hurry. Luckily it usually pushes you toward the shore ... and rocks.
This is just my observations as I'm not a tuber. You should check with the Tubers on the Utah or Tubing board.
The Bear River can be fished successfuly upstream of Mud Lake to the Wyo border or, as Bryan said, in the Black Canyon area upstream of Oneida Res. Lots of folks fish the Narrows below Oneida Res. as well for Browns, Rainbow, Walleye, and Small Mouth Bass. Trying to fish anywhere between Mud Lake and downstream toward Soda would involve trying to keep the carp and suckers off your line while hunting for a game fish.
Don
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