01-29-2017, 08:59 PM
[#0000FF]Yuba would be a bigger gamble than Starvation. It has been fairly poor fishing for several years. And this past year the water levels got down almost to nothing. That being said, there have been both walleye and perch caught through the ice this year, but few and far between. More luck than by design.
If you find any fish at Starvation you will usually have a shot at all species in the same area. Perch, trout and maybe walleyes. And you can catch all three on the same lures and baits. But it is always a search to find where and at what depth they are holding.
Yuba is a lower elevation lake than Starvation, and shallower. It is more subject to varying ice conditions and fish population problems. I would not make a trip there without recent first hand reports.
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If you find any fish at Starvation you will usually have a shot at all species in the same area. Perch, trout and maybe walleyes. And you can catch all three on the same lures and baits. But it is always a search to find where and at what depth they are holding.
Yuba is a lower elevation lake than Starvation, and shallower. It is more subject to varying ice conditions and fish population problems. I would not make a trip there without recent first hand reports.
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