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Below the Black Canyon Dam I been fishing there every day since Saturday, wow the bass are hot.
Caught a nice rainbow trout this evening. 17.5 inches.
And some nice bass.
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how far below have you been fishing? I went up that way earlier this year and there were ppl on every rock was so bad that i havnt been back all year, but i have done some great trout fishing threw there in years past.
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Not very far below at all. Right below the dam. I caught that trout on a little tube. I was surprised. Everything I put in the water last night they bit on. Worms, tubes, and plastic worms with squiggly tails. So much fun, I can't quit going fishing.
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Are you talking Black Canyon near Grace or Black Canyon near Kuna?
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It is located just 7 miles outside of Emmett, hwy 55 heading Horse shoe Bend. Caught 2 nice big ones tonight. Then some smaller ones too.
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There must be a lot of Black Canyons.[cool][cool]
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Yup, there is even one on the east side past Heise. But it's more the canyon than a body of water since the S. Fork Snake is right by it.
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LOL, I was thinking the same thing! my favorite Black Canyon is on the North Fork of the Clearwater above the confluence with Kelly Creek.
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There's another one near Weston, though it doesn't have any fish or water for that matter.
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shot my first deer at the one in weston
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If you get the chance, try a crawfish colored (red) lipless crankbait. Cast and reel fast. You can also use lead headed jigs with a brown 3" curly tail grub. Cast and reel just like using a crankbait, fast enough to keep it off the bottom. I've noticed lots of trout in there this time of year, so you should be able keep picking them up. Throw a white spinnerbait every so often, theirs a bunch of big largemouth bass hiding right at your feet on the concrete wall.
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My buddy Scuba dives Sawyers, he dove the 3rd pond last night and said he seen a lot of largemouth, crappie and bluegill on the move, more then normal. He also seen a ton of big cats along the edges right next to shore, plus a few monsters in dug out burroughs next to the boat ramp.
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Well I don't have any crankless baits yet. But wow, thanks for all the info. I already am using the 3 inch brown curly tailed grub worm.
I can't wait to go to Sawyers 3rd pond again. I have only been once this year. I have a float boat, and that is fun to put in there. I will try catching those cats too.
I am such a fishing addict.
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