25 degrees when began fishing 45 degrees when finished.
snow melt shut them down.
January 5, 2019 at 9:30 pm
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25 degrees when began fishing 45 degrees when finished.
snow melt shut them down.
Almost not a trip report
Spent the last couple of days calling/messaging/emailing friends asking to go fishing with me today.
My wife likes me to have a person with me these days to kinda babysit me. One of my friends has a bum knee. Another had a serious health scare and is grounded for a while.
https://lenharris.blogspot.com/2019/01/almost-not-trip-report.html
Went out yesterday.
tried 4 different spinners before I found correct one.
https://lenharris.blogspot.com/2019/04/trip-report-april-fools-day.html
Which river did you hit Len? I was on the Rush Sunday and the first hour the bite was hot on a #2 Panther Martin with a gold blade but then shut off. Still great to get out.
Was 51 degrees when I hit the water at noon. There was a haze of clouds and the small stream I targeted was clear with tiny bit of color.
The first hole yielded 7 browns in the first 10 casts. This was the smallest amount I caught in a hole in the entire outing.
https://lenharris.blogspot.com/2019/04/trip-report-numbers.html
Len:
No wonder so many of your pics look familiar… I like to take a left at Rockbridge!!! Some of our biggest back in the day came from staying on the main branch!!!
Mark
Hit the water at 11:30am. Clouded over and outdoor temperature was 51. The action was good for the first 2 hours. The clouds went away and so did the trout.
https://lenharris.blogspot.com/2019/…ce-ristow.html
morning marginal…afternoon with clouds a different story.
Bruce sent me an email yesterday and we set up this mornings outing. Hit the water at 10am. partly cloudy with a slight bit of color to the water. It was 58 degrees outside. We finished at 3:30pm. The clouds had turned to haze at about 2pm and the outside temp was 66 degrees. Between the 2 of us we landed over 80 browns.
https://lenharris.blogspot.com/2019/04/trip-report-fishing-with-bruce.html
browns were feeding on top today…looked like little snakes.
caught a brown that puked this up.
American Brook Lamprey.
http://lenharris.blogspot.com/2019/04/trip-report-jim-furley.html
I would think that it would not be a good thing to have lamprey in the steams. Oh one more thing, if I catch some browns like that I would sure have a smile on my mug.
I believe those lamprey are native to the area. I’ve also seen them in western Wi streams, St. Croix River & in the Quetico, Ontario. I don’t think they are comparable to the invasive sea lamprey found in the Great Lakes.
I would think that it would not be a good thing to have lamprey in the steams. Oh one more thing, if I catch some browns like that I would sure have a smile on my mug.
What just happened?
A monster brown lost.
https://lenharris.blogspot.com/2019/04/what-just-happened.html
Well dang Len, I don’t feel too bad for you
+1
i’ll have to agree as well =D
love your post and your pictures
the old rule big trout don’t bite in middle of day in sunlight has been obliterated.
took out Discover Wisconsin.
Show will air in February.
I took a friend along to help with the catching.
I felt like a guide again. Did not like the feeling.
the old rule big trout don’t bite in middle of day in sunlight has been obliterated.
the back story about this will appear in Our Wisconsin Magazine in May.
Even a blind squirrel finds a nut if it searches long enough.
Glad to have you back on the site, Len. I was wondering where you’d been. Nice fish!
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