05-27-2009, 09:02 PM
I am still trying to decide which area would be best to go toward the end of June. The two main places I have thought of going are the Swift Creek drainage on the South Slope (seems like this would be mostly for the lakes, especially Carrol and Timothy Lakes), but have also strongly considered some of the North Slope streams such as Bear River, Mill Creek, Black's Fork, Smith's Fork, and Henry's Fork ( don't know much about lakes here). Does anyone know what stream and lake conditions typically are like in these areas around the end of June.
I've got to say that I am more of a river/small stream fisherman than lakes. Maybe that is because in Pennsylvania, we don't really have too many "trout lakes". Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. As I said before, I am particularly targeting wild brookies and cutthroats on this trip, and while i would love to catch a few beasts, I think I am more interested in numbers than size overall as I will be taking my novice friend.
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I've got to say that I am more of a river/small stream fisherman than lakes. Maybe that is because in Pennsylvania, we don't really have too many "trout lakes". Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. As I said before, I am particularly targeting wild brookies and cutthroats on this trip, and while i would love to catch a few beasts, I think I am more interested in numbers than size overall as I will be taking my novice friend.
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