01-06-2007, 06:28 AM
Since this will be my first summer back here in Idaho, I am not sure what I will do. I rarely have been able, once on the water, to stop fishing altogether. I imagine I will go deeper, look for spots with shade, and if worse comes to worse, head north for higher elevations.
When I lived in eastern Idaho, we used to fish at night when there was enough moonlight, in order to avoid the daily sun and slow fishing. I hooked fewer fish, but did hook some big browns on floating rapalas to the moonlight. Not sure how that will work here on the Snake and in CJ STrike and Brownlee or Lake Lowell.
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When I lived in eastern Idaho, we used to fish at night when there was enough moonlight, in order to avoid the daily sun and slow fishing. I hooked fewer fish, but did hook some big browns on floating rapalas to the moonlight. Not sure how that will work here on the Snake and in CJ STrike and Brownlee or Lake Lowell.
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