Well howdy do!!!! Looks like a few bigguns are starting to chew! Boat rentals start Friday!     What a stalky Rainbow - 5lb 6oz - caught at Sabrina by Chris Gaskill from Aspendell. ...
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Yellowstone National Park was established as the United State’s first national park in 1872. Its stunning landscapes, covering approximately 2.2 million acres, are home to a diverse range of wildlife. Although a relatively small portion of the Yellowstone River actually flows through the park, this river is just as wild and diverse as its namesake. It is the longest free-flowing river in the...
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Trout held out right through the end of April but with surface temperatures on the rise we accelerated our schedule and finished planting in the first week of May. At the same time trout started moving to deeper water. It took a week or so for things to stabilize, and now you can catch down below 15ft. There’s very little shore...
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Beautiful day for a little boat ride! Lol covered 26 miles of water today just messing around. We have quite a bit of color to the water & that doesn't change from point A,B or C. I started out by 7:30am with pretty solid mid 62F's surface temps across & up the south basin until I was above slough point....
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Ocean conditions, lack of effort, or lack of fish, whatever the reason may be, it’s contributing to a much slower start to the Pacific halibut season than in years past. If I had to guess, I’d say it’s a combination of the first two. Since the season opened on May 1, there’s been just a handful of days which boats...
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With snow melt and higher water releases the Klamath and Trinity Rivers are much higher than normal and caution needs to be the ultimate use around the water. Fishing is going to be hard on the Klamath below Happy camp and the Trinity below the Dam to the mouth. AS summer weather moves into the area one needs to really...
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