02-01-2024, 12:04 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-01-2024, 02:55 AM by obifishkenobi.)
(01-31-2024, 05:51 PM)joatmon Wrote: Craig and I hit Newton last Saturday and had to use a 10-foot extension ladder plus a 4 foot piece of plywood to access without getting wet (see pic). We tried a Utah County pond on Monday that was so rotten that we didn't even try to get on. UL Provo Harbor still has ice around the docks (also used the ladder there to access one dock), but for how long?I’m sitting in the Wind Surfer lot at Pineview now, ice looks good, the challenge is the lite bite, there are plenty of crappie and perch on the graph. The challenge is hooking them if you have the touch and can use the force you will catch them but that said it is tough for folks that need a solid bite to catch fish. The ice is good and safe and there are a lot of 11” crappie if you can hook them.
Lots of reports of people going through on mid-level lakes - Mantua, Rockport, Pineview, etc.
Strawberry and Scofield seem to be doing okay, but we have about had our limit of slot cutthroats. Would love to get into some kokanees at Strawberry, but limited to walking on.
What a year to have full reservoirs and sketchy ice. A cold week would lock everything back up if it happens before the ice disappears.
Any ideas on where to go that is safe and where might get into some other species (kokanee, brook or brown trout, walleye, etc.)?