10-26-2011, 02:35 AM
I can't comment on Henry's because I haven't been up there this fall.
However, I was at Chesterfield last Friday and we had a rewarding day out on my father in law's boat. We hooked some very nice fish, and lost several of them. My father in law boated a dandy 22 incher that had a very large girth and I had one on the fly rod that looked to be even bigger but it shook my barbless hook. When the weather was nice, the fish seemed to be more active. Action wasn't fast and furious by any stretch of the imagination and no one we talked to knocked them dead. However, if you are patient and fish the right areas you should be rewarded with some quality fish. Your chances will be better if you have a boat, pontoon, or float tube. Hope this helps!
Cole
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However, I was at Chesterfield last Friday and we had a rewarding day out on my father in law's boat. We hooked some very nice fish, and lost several of them. My father in law boated a dandy 22 incher that had a very large girth and I had one on the fly rod that looked to be even bigger but it shook my barbless hook. When the weather was nice, the fish seemed to be more active. Action wasn't fast and furious by any stretch of the imagination and no one we talked to knocked them dead. However, if you are patient and fish the right areas you should be rewarded with some quality fish. Your chances will be better if you have a boat, pontoon, or float tube. Hope this helps!
Cole
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