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I am in mesquite until sunday and if the weather holds out would like to flip some lures for a while. Anywhere in the st. george or cedar area or anywhere close would be great. I don't have a boat, but I have all my jigs and plastics and even power baite if need be. I am just wondering if anyone has any suggestions or is goin somewhere today or any of the next couple of days. Or if anyone has any suggestions let me know,
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Quail Creek Reservoir has bass and trout in it. You can fish from the shore around the weeds and should be able to find something. There are also 3 Community ponds in St. George that have bass, cat fish, and trout in them. The DWR has a booklet with information about the Community ponds in Utah. Pick one up at a sports store or the DWR.
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Thanks for the info, I will have to see if I can find that book. What is the name of it?
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IF YOU HAVE YOUR ICEFISHING EQUIPMENT WITH YOU, YOU COULD DO THE HARD WATER THING AT PANGUICH LAKE. WE WERE THERE(THE ONLY ONES ON THE ICE) YESTERDAY AND CAUGHT 6 RESPECTIBLE RAINBOWS ON JIGS TIPPED WITH MEALWORMS AT THE EAST BOAT RAMP. THE ICE WAS AT LEAST 2 FOOT THICK. WE HAD TO GO UP THRU THE PANGUICH ROUTE SINCE THE ROAD OVER THE MOUNTAIN WAS CLOSED. GOOD LUCK WHEREVER YOU GO!!!
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I'd fished Sand Hollow or Quail. Forget about those stupid urban ponds. Baker and Gunlock are other options but not my favorites.
Good luck, your going to need it.
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The booklet is titled "Community Fishing".
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