05-14-2013, 03:22 PM
It is a slim chance, but it is about the same chance as catching the browns, and I have seen them.
A few spread among the thousands of stocked Kams. They can be there, since there is nothing blocking them from coming down the creeks..
Going up the creek from Chesterfield is how browns got in the creeks, they weren't stocked there. For the browns, cutts, rainbows, and cuttbows to come back down the creek is probably easier for them than swimming up.
I think the chance of catching them is a little better if you are fishing near one of the inlets when it is getting close to spawning as it is now.
It is the same at Deep Cr. Cutts aren't stocked there, but they are caught in the lake, because there is a native cutt population in the inlet creeks.
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A few spread among the thousands of stocked Kams. They can be there, since there is nothing blocking them from coming down the creeks..
Going up the creek from Chesterfield is how browns got in the creeks, they weren't stocked there. For the browns, cutts, rainbows, and cuttbows to come back down the creek is probably easier for them than swimming up.
I think the chance of catching them is a little better if you are fishing near one of the inlets when it is getting close to spawning as it is now.
It is the same at Deep Cr. Cutts aren't stocked there, but they are caught in the lake, because there is a native cutt population in the inlet creeks.
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