09-04-2003, 05:13 PM
The spot we were at would not be fun to try to get to in a tube. It is almost up to the Strawberry inlet. If the picture was a little to the left, you would see where the inlet is less than 1/4 mile behind us. I also wanted to make sure you were aware of the tournament up there this weekend. I would not want to be out in a tube on that lake with all of the tournament fishers racing up and down the water. It would be a hike and a half, but if you carried your tube down the rocks on the Duchesne side of the bridge, there are usually Walleye just behind the right side of the first support in the afternoon this time of year. You would only have to kick out 20yds or so. We tried there in the morning and had no luck, but I've been over there around 4:30 or later and done very well. Try right up in the rocks there also. I've caught them in 4 feet of water over there. Hope it helps.
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