12-21-2006, 12:43 PM
[cool][#0000ff]Hey, there are probably gazillions of lures still waiting for someone to come along and pick them up. We just walked down into one small spot in the north marina and out by the outlet. Saw lots of lures on the rocks along the dike, but many were plastics that were not worth salvaging. BUT...there were plenty of hardbaits too. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Some of them will require hook replacements, or some touch up on the finishes, but at the prices of todays lures it shoud be profitable if someone wanted to walk the rocks and harvest the leavin's. Willard Bay has many miles of shoreline, and most of it has stolen lures over the past two years that the water levels have been higher. The rapidly dropping water has exposed the rocks, right down to the sand again, and the cold weather has kept most people from getting out and rock hopping. But, if you can wear good shoes and want some exercise, you should be able to gather some goodies. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Some of them will require hook replacements, or some touch up on the finishes, but at the prices of todays lures it shoud be profitable if someone wanted to walk the rocks and harvest the leavin's. Willard Bay has many miles of shoreline, and most of it has stolen lures over the past two years that the water levels have been higher. The rapidly dropping water has exposed the rocks, right down to the sand again, and the cold weather has kept most people from getting out and rock hopping. But, if you can wear good shoes and want some exercise, you should be able to gather some goodies. [/#0000ff]
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