Propnut69
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My friend Gary (whom some of you know) and I hit the water at the butt crack of dawn this morning. Put in at squaw hollow never even started the big motor,just trolled away from the boat ramp. Headed north toward skunk cliffs. Gary using at a pink RMT squid with a hyper plaid dodger.
I was using a rainbow squid with a hype plaid dodger. We both starting picking up little kokes,but we were in search of bigger fish. As we passed the southern point of skunk cliffs,I pointed the boat at the big white spot on the cliffs straight across from us.
This is were we started getting into the bigger fish. It seemed that every time we would troll west to east ,Gary was getting the hits. When we turned and trolled east to west I was getting the fish,kinda strange.As there was no rhyme or reason to this. We made a few trips back and forth across the lake ,until about 11:am when the fish decided they didn't want to play any more. Fine we would go find fish that wanted to play..
We moved down the lake a little and pink was now the hot color. We were using a home made set-up that we have both been working on.We picked up some of our biggest fish of the day in this area.
After a quick swim(yes it was that hot) and a little lunch we headed north towards buckboard. Caught a few fish here,but nothing to write home to mom about. Then about 3 the famous Wyo wind started blowing ,we bagged it about 4 Our total for the day was 22 with us both keeping two a piece for the grill. All of our fish came anywhere from 30-50ft. Boat speed was 1. 7-2.0. Water temps was 58degs when we started ,and about 62 when we quit. Here are a few pictures of some of our bigger fish.
I was using a rainbow squid with a hype plaid dodger. We both starting picking up little kokes,but we were in search of bigger fish. As we passed the southern point of skunk cliffs,I pointed the boat at the big white spot on the cliffs straight across from us.
This is were we started getting into the bigger fish. It seemed that every time we would troll west to east ,Gary was getting the hits. When we turned and trolled east to west I was getting the fish,kinda strange.As there was no rhyme or reason to this. We made a few trips back and forth across the lake ,until about 11:am when the fish decided they didn't want to play any more. Fine we would go find fish that wanted to play..
We moved down the lake a little and pink was now the hot color. We were using a home made set-up that we have both been working on.We picked up some of our biggest fish of the day in this area.
After a quick swim(yes it was that hot) and a little lunch we headed north towards buckboard. Caught a few fish here,but nothing to write home to mom about. Then about 3 the famous Wyo wind started blowing ,we bagged it about 4 Our total for the day was 22 with us both keeping two a piece for the grill. All of our fish came anywhere from 30-50ft. Boat speed was 1. 7-2.0. Water temps was 58degs when we started ,and about 62 when we quit. Here are a few pictures of some of our bigger fish.