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  1. #701
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    Stuck one skinny meat eater for Thanksgiving break before the water dropped out. One of my biggest pet peeves with Utah is there is no rhyme, reason or warning when the dam operators decide to shut down flows to a trickle or turn on the firehose.

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    Montani Semper Liberi

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    South Carolina pond bass, a brief respite on Thanksgiving. Topwater in late November!

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    the other type of trout.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hopeless Sinner View Post
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    South Carolina pond bass, a brief respite on Thanksgiving. Topwater in late November!
    I use the same Zara Spook Jr on lake powell with great success. Walk the dog!

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    i was promised huge, colored up browns

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    tgapp, you have a smoker? start bonking those whities. gut, rinse, brine, smoke, make whitefish dip, die fat and happy.
    "If we can't bring the mountain to the party, let's bring the PARTY to the MOUNTAIN!"

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    I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things. -אלוהים אדירים

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phall View Post
    tgapp, you have a smoker? start bonking those whities. gut, rinse, brine, smoke, make whitefish dip, die fat and happy.
    aren't the bones a PITA though? And a hot smoker will work, yeah?

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    They can be, but when you smoke em to fall off the bone its pretty easy to pick out. I usually smoke em at 225.
    A few years ago I caught a few whities, brined them in this:
    3/4 cup kosher salt
    1/2 cup granulated sugar
    1/4 cup brown sugar
    1/4 cup honey
    8 cups lukewarm water

    Then smoked them, picked the meat off, made homemade empanada dough, mixed the whitefish with some cream cheese and red salsa, stuffed the empanadas, then froze them in packs of 2-4 to cook from frozen at a later date.
    "If we can't bring the mountain to the party, let's bring the PARTY to the MOUNTAIN!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Percy Rideout View Post
    I use the same Zara Spook Jr on lake powell with great success. Walk the dog!
    On a boat I'll always have a spook and a Lucky Craft Sammy 115 tied on and bounce back and forth btwn the 2. I have a rod dedicated to each bait. They sometimes want the slightly more subtle walking movement of the Sammy.
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    2023 Fish-Pic-O-Rama

    Striper on the middle spook from earlier this month, they love them. My favorite way to fish for them during the day.

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    ^^^that rebel jumpin is the tittays early morning spring, flat calm estuary, knocking out schoolies.

    I actually just loaded one this weekend for a smaller profile glider. One day I burned my minnow in fast and it got caught underwater, great action. Little wobble.

    I’ll let ya know how it goes…in 5-6 months.
    Decisions Decisions

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    Along with yesterday's snow, came warmer temps in Missoula; I thought it would make for less ice floes in the river, and it did.


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    The fishing was slow, but I caught two and a half fish, one midsized trout which came off as he bumped the edge of my net, one whitefish, and one 18 inch rainbow (pictured Neckdeep style). I also hooked another big trout, it was directly downstream in heavy current, and when I tried to move it sideways into soft water, the hook straightened out, and the fish came off. The outing was absolutely worth standing in freezing water with a leak in my hip boot for a few hours.


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    It was very much warmer today, which did nothing for the trout fishing, but the whitefish saved the day, several of them, most taking a worm.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Rasputin View Post
    Along with yesterday's snow, came warmer temps in Missoula; I thought it would make for less ice floes in the river, and it did.


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    The fishing was slow, but I caught two and a half fish, one midsized trout which came off as he bumped the edge of my net, one whitefish, and one 18 inch rainbow (pictured Neckdeep style). I also hooked another big trout, it was directly downstream in heavy current, and when I tried to move it sideways into soft water, the hook straightened out, and the fish came off. The outing was absolutely worth standing in freezing water with a leak in my hip boot for a few hours.


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    Nice fish Rasputin. If you are really doing all of this with hip boots let me know and I can likely scrounge up a pair of stockingfoot chest waders and boots for you. They'd be used and may take me a month but let me know your wader and boot size if you are interested.

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    Whoa Rasputin you don't got waders? I can also hook a brother up, especially with all the stoke you share. Let me know if I can help too. Got quite a few pairs + some boots, too (mostly size 11m), etc

    thanks for the stoke

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