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Welcome 61 mer.
Willard has been treating us pretty good this past week for eyes. Not great but OK fishing.
All our fish are coming out of 8 to 11 feet of water pulling bottom bouncers at 1 mph.
Hammered brass. dark green and halographic pearch blades have been working.
Good luck and keep us posted.
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Real fishermen don't need to ask for help[sly]
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have you been using side planers?
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When are you going to Starvation?
Early fishing has been tough but I have been able to catch a few.
Sucks about going to jail. I never speed through duchesne. Their is almost always speed traps on the weekends
I have had similar luck at utah lake and willard as you have this year.(many SKUNKS) I am lucky I work 15 min from Starvation so I am taking full advantage of fishing it this spring.
In May the fishing is unreal if you can find out where the fish are. If you cant find fish it can be very discouraging.
I am more than willing to help you out on catching that all elusive walleye. Let me know when you go out and we could meet up. I am usually fishing alone out there with my dogs.
I have fished with bouncers and lindy rigs before but I prefer throwing jigs like you because I think I can cast them all day and catch just as many fish. I have done well just dropping a jig head with a crawler over the side of the boat letting it sink to the bottom and them reel it up about 6- 12 inches off the bottom. then I set that rod down or in a rod holder and start throwing plastics while just drifting around with the wind and current. I have had fish on both poles more than once doing that. If the fishing is red hot it gets kinda crazy watching the dead stick and concentrating on workin the plastics.
good luck and seriously let me know if you want to go fishing
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+1 for what FOD said. May and June are great months on Starvation. Depth is the key.
Jigging has been very productive in our 5-6 favorite spots. When we are looking for new areas we usually bottom bounce until we find fish
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The cops in Duechesne Co. aren't all that bad, I leave my 5th wheel parked at one's house all summer and we do chase the walleye at Starvation on occasion. Having him with me in the boat a couple years ago actually cost one of the "Power Squadron" some bucks for wakeboarding too close to my boat, Quick call to his buddy the Park Ranger, ended the boys little escapades in hurry with an escort back to the dock and a ticket written. [:p] I heard later it was around $130.00 that is kind of an expensive buzz by some fisherman.[cool]
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No planner boards.
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That sucks either way.[:/]
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He's actually the guy that use to enforce the no ATV,s on the road we use to camp on, remember. He was the deputy sheriff back then. We first met years ago when he pulled me over for a missing taillight on my ATV trailer when I was comming out of that dusty old road after a day of scouting ( I had actually broken it trying to turn around in the sage brush). He wasn't going to give me a ticket until he seen my plates PACKFAN and being a Cowboy fan he said he was going to start writting. We had a big laugh & have been great friends ever since that day and he actually introduced me to the guy that lets the wife and hunt on his property.
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