Scofield

[twinkielk15]

Hey everyone. I'm headed up to Fairview this weekend to call some elk and I thought I'd set my crawdad trap at Scofield on my way up and pick it up on my way back. Anyone want to share any tips on a good location for crawdad at Scofield? Any ideas would be great. Thanks in advance!
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[bvs]

I've found that about any rocky shoreline at Scofield works about the same. The bigger the rocks the better. I think the crawdads hide in the rocks to get away from the larger trout who also find them tasty. I'd just drive along until I found a spot easily accessible from the road but doesn't look appealing to fisherman. I've had traps disappear.
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[twinkielk15]

Thanks for the tip. Warning: If anyone steals my traps I will stand on the shore cursing your existence while making empty threats to you and yours despite knowing that I will eventually have to give in, walk back to my truck, and drive home empty handed with no way to track you down. Just a heads up....
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[Coldfooter]

You might want to check the regs. about leaving shiner and mud bug traps traps un-attended.
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[twinkielk15]

I don't see anything. Anyone know any better?
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[Fishrmn]

As far as I can see, it only applies to set lines.



When fishing with a setline, you must be
within 100 yards of the surface or the bank
of water you’re fishing from.
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