02-17-2012, 08:42 AM
In general the type of retrive can vary from day to day depending on the mood that the fish are in. Some days a fast retrive will knock them dead and when you go back the next day it may not produce at all.
Like has been stated it's more important to know where they are at than anything else. You can have the best retrive in the world but if there isn't a fish there to look at it then it won't do you much good.
I read a good statement once that said that 90% of the fish live in 10% of the lake. So when you find the 10% that is holding the fish that you want to catch the majority of the battle is over and then you can start working on your presentation.
Here is a link to a fellow BFT members (TUBE DUDE) book that I'm told has a ton of information on Utah Lake.
http://www.bigfishtackle.com/cgi-bin/gfo...ead#unread
I haven't had the money to pick up my own copy just yet but will be getting one soon. You can never have enough material when trying to learn something new.
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Like has been stated it's more important to know where they are at than anything else. You can have the best retrive in the world but if there isn't a fish there to look at it then it won't do you much good.
I read a good statement once that said that 90% of the fish live in 10% of the lake. So when you find the 10% that is holding the fish that you want to catch the majority of the battle is over and then you can start working on your presentation.
Here is a link to a fellow BFT members (TUBE DUDE) book that I'm told has a ton of information on Utah Lake.
http://www.bigfishtackle.com/cgi-bin/gfo...ead#unread
I haven't had the money to pick up my own copy just yet but will be getting one soon. You can never have enough material when trying to learn something new.
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