11-12-2011, 04:06 AM
Catfish 77 and i went to lost creek today, we had a blast. Sorry if you are expecting a TYEDYETWIN report, pictures galore and every fly I used, thats not my style. So here goes
I started with type 3 full sink and kept it short. The fish I marked in the AM were between 15 and 20 feet deep and it didn't matter the total depth. the fishing started hot and then as the high clouds rolled in the bite slowed.
Midday the fish that I marked on my finder were really dropping down the water column. I did have a first today, and that was to pull a fish from 45 feet with a fly rod. I kicked over a school and they ranged from 45 to 55 feet down in 70+ feet of water, then bend-o. I was using type 6 full sink , with a slow kick line out to my backing, and boy does that stuff drop. I had several more bites and fish but nothing to write home about.
At 2:00 or so the finder stopped marking deep fish, so I switched back to the type 3 and left it short again. These later fish were playing the strawberry game, just follow and nibble. It got a bit frustrating but was very fun.
At the end of a good day we both caught a bunch of fish my largest was a 17" cut and catfish hooked a really nice tiger trout. (sorry no measurement) White was the key for me today.
Catfish also slayed them on both tube jigs and flies ( I tied [
]) but I will let him tell you.
Special thanks to Fly Goddess and big cat your replies on the berry thread helped me with finding the right depths.
The high temp for the water was 45* and I wish the air would have matched.
Feel free to PM any ?'s
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I started with type 3 full sink and kept it short. The fish I marked in the AM were between 15 and 20 feet deep and it didn't matter the total depth. the fishing started hot and then as the high clouds rolled in the bite slowed.
Midday the fish that I marked on my finder were really dropping down the water column. I did have a first today, and that was to pull a fish from 45 feet with a fly rod. I kicked over a school and they ranged from 45 to 55 feet down in 70+ feet of water, then bend-o. I was using type 6 full sink , with a slow kick line out to my backing, and boy does that stuff drop. I had several more bites and fish but nothing to write home about.
At 2:00 or so the finder stopped marking deep fish, so I switched back to the type 3 and left it short again. These later fish were playing the strawberry game, just follow and nibble. It got a bit frustrating but was very fun.
At the end of a good day we both caught a bunch of fish my largest was a 17" cut and catfish hooked a really nice tiger trout. (sorry no measurement) White was the key for me today.
Catfish also slayed them on both tube jigs and flies ( I tied [

Special thanks to Fly Goddess and big cat your replies on the berry thread helped me with finding the right depths.
The high temp for the water was 45* and I wish the air would have matched.
Feel free to PM any ?'s
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