09-09-2014, 06:35 PM
[#0000FF]Yeah, it would be nice to find an abundant source of big kokes close to home. Halibut too, but I don't think DWR would even try planting them in Salt Lake. The brine shrimp would eat them all.
The walleyes are waiting for a sharp downturn in water temps to trigger the fall feed. Right around the corner. Traditionally it gets started around the middle of September and can be pretty good all through October and into November. Different every year depending on weather and water levels.
I'll probably be trying a shot at Lincoln Beach later this week...and maybe Willard in a week or so. The only problem is that the fish operate on their schedules...not on the wishes of fishermen.
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The walleyes are waiting for a sharp downturn in water temps to trigger the fall feed. Right around the corner. Traditionally it gets started around the middle of September and can be pretty good all through October and into November. Different every year depending on weather and water levels.
I'll probably be trying a shot at Lincoln Beach later this week...and maybe Willard in a week or so. The only problem is that the fish operate on their schedules...not on the wishes of fishermen.
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