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bart · 03-31-2005, 07:28 PM

thanks for all of your responses, i appreciate all the pointers.

i just got back a a little while ago and unfortunately we did squat. we pretty much tried every technique mentioned. we tried to sneak up from the otherside of the bridge/tunnel but they were stacked up on that side as well. i could see them as soon as i cleared the brush. we drifted worms, power bait, shiners and again they wouldn't budge. i'm almost positve that they're trout, i can make out the pink coloration when they flash in the current. i think these fish might've been washed downstream and are trying to make their way back up. theres's a dam on the otherside of the bridge, so i'm guessing they're trying to get back up it. they didn't seem interested in eating at all.

wish i hadn't sent my waders back a coupla days ago, i could really use them right about now. thanks again...

03-31-2005, 07:28 PM	#4
bart Red Eye Jedi iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: East Facing Posts: 4,374	thanks for all of your responses, i appreciate all the pointers. i just got back a a little while ago and unfortunately we did squat. we pretty much tried every technique mentioned. we tried to sneak up from the otherside of the bridge/tunnel but they were stacked up on that side as well. i could see them as soon as i cleared the brush. we drifted worms, power bait, shiners and again they wouldn't budge. i'm almost positve that they're trout, i can make out the pink coloration when they flash in the current. i think these fish might've been washed downstream and are trying to make their way back up. theres's a dam on the otherside of the bridge, so i'm guessing they're trying to get back up it. they didn't seem interested in eating at all. wish i hadn't sent my waders back a coupla days ago, i could really use them right about now. thanks again...