07-25-2003, 09:19 PM
[cool]As I previously mentioned, I used to serve as a moderator of sorts on "Brand X" forum. Since there was no provision for archiving, I started to put together my own archives, which I called "Best of the Best". In it I collected the posts related to specific waters and species, on a simple word document. Really a no-brainer, but it helped to provide info to many who came along after pertinent posts were lost forever.
I thought I might have lost that folder when I recently went through a computer change (CRASHO). As luck would have it, I had it stored on a CD so I slipped it back onto this computer. I am attaching a collection of posts on Utah Lake, Lindon and Lincoln Beach. These cover several months and should help serve as guidelines for what to use under prevailing conditions.
The only qualification I will make is that as low as the water was last year, it is lower this year, and the fishing will be affected proportionately. For example, when Sturgeon Kid posts about fishing LMB in shallow water, around the few available rocks...he would be tripping over those rocks on dry ground today. You have to search out your own holding areas, but the lures, colors and techniques should hold up.
If anyone is interested in some of the other archives, on species, waters or specific techniques, shoot me a PM and I'll see what I have saved.
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I thought I might have lost that folder when I recently went through a computer change (CRASHO). As luck would have it, I had it stored on a CD so I slipped it back onto this computer. I am attaching a collection of posts on Utah Lake, Lindon and Lincoln Beach. These cover several months and should help serve as guidelines for what to use under prevailing conditions.
The only qualification I will make is that as low as the water was last year, it is lower this year, and the fishing will be affected proportionately. For example, when Sturgeon Kid posts about fishing LMB in shallow water, around the few available rocks...he would be tripping over those rocks on dry ground today. You have to search out your own holding areas, but the lures, colors and techniques should hold up.
If anyone is interested in some of the other archives, on species, waters or specific techniques, shoot me a PM and I'll see what I have saved.
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