10-09-2007, 06:49 PM
[size 1]BOULGER'S RESERVOIR: Fishing was fair with chartreuse PowerBait.
Four-year-old Katie Jones at Kids' Fishing Day at the Gigliotti Pond in Helper on September 22.
GIGLIOTTI POND: Good fishing is expected until ice-over. Try red & white daredevils or worms and PowerBait.
GOOSEBERRY RESERVOIR: Fishing was fair with size 16-18 beadhead nymphs or #8 leech patterns in brown or olive. Baitcasters have had poor success.
HUNTINGTON CREEK: This past weekend, good fly patterns included a #14 hares ear, pheasant tail with attractor, #18 Griffith's gnat, and may fly. Good spinners included Panther Martin and lil Jake's.
LAKE POWELL: Visit www.wayneswords.com for the fishing report, provided by Wayne Gustaveson, DWR project leader.
SCOFIELD RESERVOIR: Fishing was good this past weekend with worm/PowerBait combinations. Good PowerBait colors included chartreuse, rainbow, orange or lemon twist. Other anglers did well with worm/marshmallow combos or worm/salmon egg combos. In the dam cove, shoreline anglers had good success with dead minnows, where some 19-inch tiger trout were caught. Most of the catch consists of two age classes of rainbows. They are 12- to 15-inchers and 18- to 20-inchers. Good fly patterns have been wooly buggers or leeches in red or brown. Aquatics Biologist Justin Hart reports that the lake has turned over. The aquatic vegetation is dead and the water is clear. [/size]
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Four-year-old Katie Jones at Kids' Fishing Day at the Gigliotti Pond in Helper on September 22.
GIGLIOTTI POND: Good fishing is expected until ice-over. Try red & white daredevils or worms and PowerBait.
GOOSEBERRY RESERVOIR: Fishing was fair with size 16-18 beadhead nymphs or #8 leech patterns in brown or olive. Baitcasters have had poor success.
HUNTINGTON CREEK: This past weekend, good fly patterns included a #14 hares ear, pheasant tail with attractor, #18 Griffith's gnat, and may fly. Good spinners included Panther Martin and lil Jake's.
LAKE POWELL: Visit www.wayneswords.com for the fishing report, provided by Wayne Gustaveson, DWR project leader.
SCOFIELD RESERVOIR: Fishing was good this past weekend with worm/PowerBait combinations. Good PowerBait colors included chartreuse, rainbow, orange or lemon twist. Other anglers did well with worm/marshmallow combos or worm/salmon egg combos. In the dam cove, shoreline anglers had good success with dead minnows, where some 19-inch tiger trout were caught. Most of the catch consists of two age classes of rainbows. They are 12- to 15-inchers and 18- to 20-inchers. Good fly patterns have been wooly buggers or leeches in red or brown. Aquatics Biologist Justin Hart reports that the lake has turned over. The aquatic vegetation is dead and the water is clear. [/size]
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