10-27-2019, 03:41 AM
My Smith and Morehouse report – 26 Oct 2019
I went to Smith and Morehouse today and fished from shore casting spoons and jigs. I did not even get a hit. I spoke with a few others who caught fish and looked at their catch. One gentleman caught two 12” rainbows and a 9” grayling using Jakes spin a lure in white and red. The other young couple caught two 12” rainbows off the dam using worms under a bobber.
To me they all looked like recent planters. I have not checked the stocking reports. It was very windy most of the time. Nothing big was being caught. No watercraft on the lake.
I was geared for 18” size fish. I had a couple 12” fish follow my spoons but no takers.
It is a very beautify lake. Some snow on the ground. I saw an adult female moose that walked the trail 50 yards in from of me for some time. This was my first time to see this lake and the scenery was worth the drive.
By the way the moose decided to visit my wife in the truck. See photo.
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I went to Smith and Morehouse today and fished from shore casting spoons and jigs. I did not even get a hit. I spoke with a few others who caught fish and looked at their catch. One gentleman caught two 12” rainbows and a 9” grayling using Jakes spin a lure in white and red. The other young couple caught two 12” rainbows off the dam using worms under a bobber.
To me they all looked like recent planters. I have not checked the stocking reports. It was very windy most of the time. Nothing big was being caught. No watercraft on the lake.
I was geared for 18” size fish. I had a couple 12” fish follow my spoons but no takers.
It is a very beautify lake. Some snow on the ground. I saw an adult female moose that walked the trail 50 yards in from of me for some time. This was my first time to see this lake and the scenery was worth the drive.
By the way the moose decided to visit my wife in the truck. See photo.
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