Pineview / Causey

[FishingWaters]

[size 4][font "Times New Roman"]I tried Pineview [] today with ssabshif for a Tiger Musky. We marked a lot of fish on the fish finder. I threw half of the tackle box at them and couldn’t get a nibble. We fished for a bout 3 hours. They are working on the dam, the water down by the dam was muddy I drilled though 2’ of ice and up came mud. We did move a further away from the dam and the water cleared up. I when to Causey [] after leaving Pineview, fished for about 2 hours caught 4-5 7” Splake, 5 13” Kokanee, and 1 12” Rainbow. Ice is about 3’ thick good snow pack on top. While I was fishing I had a herd of deer come buy so I took some pictures of them.[/font]
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[MrLipripper]

Oh, deer, (pun intended), the ice is 3 feet thick at Causey? My arms will be really tired tomorrow at Lost Creek![crazy]
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[Hellsangler69]

Did you fish just for muskie ? Or did you give the perch and crappie a try ?Water up by the Narrows was murky when i hit it last time too .
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[Theekillerbee]

Thanks for the update. I haven't been up to Causey in a while, I'm glad the fish are still biting a little anyways. Too bad you didn't get into any muskies though. Good luck next time you head out.
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[pontoonfool]

It makes me feel better to hear I'm not the only one seeing lots of fish on my fishfinder at Pineview and not even getting a bite. I was beginning to wonder if my fishfinder was screwed up. Bt the way, the water was murky on either side of cemetary point last weekend too.
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[FishingWaters]

[size 4][font "Times New Roman"]I had two poles one for Musky and one for Perch/crappie. I have posted pictures of my Kokanee on the IFG board, all I need to do is get longer fish to keep up with fuzzyfisher.[/font]
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