01-03-2007, 02:06 AM
[cool][#0000ff]Started fishing at 8 AM. Had 3 or 4 nice crappies by 8:30. Short lull, then some more. Then everybody moved in on us and started fishing our drilled holes (imagine that...in Utah?) since "nobody was usin' 'em). After an hour of no action we moved across the channel to some rocky points and found the depth water we wanted. That was just before noon. We were off the water by 2.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Gates were closed down to the camping/swimming areas. We parked on top and hiked down...and whimpered back up later.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I got our ice cleats at the Army Navy store near where I live in Salt Lake, on Redwood Road. They are the heavy rubber with several rows of "aggressive" spikes. They pull on the toe of my size 13 boot and then the back part stretches back easily up over the heel. Wore them all day on both rock and ice and they do great. Pretty "pricey" though. I think I only paid about $7 a pair for them. I know Flycasting would have paid a lot more for them if he had not had my extra pair today.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Gates were closed down to the camping/swimming areas. We parked on top and hiked down...and whimpered back up later.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I got our ice cleats at the Army Navy store near where I live in Salt Lake, on Redwood Road. They are the heavy rubber with several rows of "aggressive" spikes. They pull on the toe of my size 13 boot and then the back part stretches back easily up over the heel. Wore them all day on both rock and ice and they do great. Pretty "pricey" though. I think I only paid about $7 a pair for them. I know Flycasting would have paid a lot more for them if he had not had my extra pair today.[/#0000ff]
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