10-09-2021, 10:50 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-09-2021, 11:01 PM by fast_randy.)
I took my good friend Shawn up to Blackfoot Reservoir to do some bank tangling today. When I first moved to Blackfoot 12 years ago. The bank fishing was better than anything I had ever seen in Utah. Easy to catch a 6 fish limit of 4 and 5 pound fish. And it was great fishing for several years. Then the Pelicans started eating all the minnows they would plant. And the fishing got tough.
But they are back, not quit as big yet, (next year), we only got one at five pounds today, but a limit of good jumping Rianbows.
I use what I call Meage-de-quad up there. Start out threading several pieces of corn up the hook, onto the line, then power nugget then marshmallow, then the worm.
I can't post a picture for some reason.
Shawn, help me out
But they are back, not quit as big yet, (next year), we only got one at five pounds today, but a limit of good jumping Rianbows.
I use what I call Meage-de-quad up there. Start out threading several pieces of corn up the hook, onto the line, then power nugget then marshmallow, then the worm.
(10-09-2021, 10:50 PM)fast_randy Wrote: I took my good friend Shawn up to Blackfoot Reservoir to do some bank tangling today. When I first moved to Blackfoot 12 years ago. The bank fishing was better than anything I had ever seen in Utah. Easy to catch a 6 fish limit of 4 and 5 pound fish. And it was great fishing for several years. Then the Pelicans started eating all the minnows they would plant. And the fishing got tough.
But they are back, not quit as big yet, (next year), we only got one at five pounds today, but a limit of good jumping Rianbows.
I use what I call Meage-de-quad up there. Start out threading several pieces of corn up the hook, onto the line, then power nugget then marshmallow, then the worm.
I can't post a picture for some reason.
Shawn, help me out