02-25-2013, 11:58 PM
My brother and I stayed overnight a few weeks ago in Duchesne at the Duchesne River Inn. It's in town on the north side of the road. They were nearly full but we got a room late in the afternoon for $85.00. Like TD mentioned, they do have a bunch of the local oil and gas employees staying there for extended periods. The room was OK and there wasn't much noise. It saved us from going home and coming back the next day.
Concerning the original post on this thread, I also recommend accessing the lake at Indian Bay. The road is in good shape with very little snow cover. Our group fished in 42 to 50 feet of water on Friday and did very well. Like the other poster mentioned, take the left turn down near the lake and drive around the point on the south side of the bay. As you get to the first restroom there is a lane that goes almost to the water's edge. There is no hill to climb and it's only about 250 yards to where we were fishing. Just look for a concentration of recently drilled holes and you'll be in the general vicinity. I have a feeling there are perch all over that area. We didn't get many trout, but the other guys did catch a couple of walleye.
Good luck and let us know how you do. I'm hoping to get over there next week if the weather is decent.
Mike
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Concerning the original post on this thread, I also recommend accessing the lake at Indian Bay. The road is in good shape with very little snow cover. Our group fished in 42 to 50 feet of water on Friday and did very well. Like the other poster mentioned, take the left turn down near the lake and drive around the point on the south side of the bay. As you get to the first restroom there is a lane that goes almost to the water's edge. There is no hill to climb and it's only about 250 yards to where we were fishing. Just look for a concentration of recently drilled holes and you'll be in the general vicinity. I have a feeling there are perch all over that area. We didn't get many trout, but the other guys did catch a couple of walleye.
Good luck and let us know how you do. I'm hoping to get over there next week if the weather is decent.
Mike
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