09-19-2006, 12:00 PM
Sorry for the late report been too tired or working and not in the mood to post. It feels like the long chilly day at the berry took alittle out of me.
Fished the berry last Sunday it was one of the toughest days since during the spawn at the first of the summer. The usual hot spots for the year only produced one or two fish I expected this to happen. I also tried areas that have produced last year at this time but had very little luck. After 6 hours of fishing and relocating our 5th area produced some good catching in 38' of water for about two hours then shut off. Tried two other areas with only a couple fish caught. Caught and released about 30 cutts in 9 hours between 4 of us. Nothing bigger than 21" and 1 under the slot. We fished from the ladders, where only two other boats where in the area, over to Bryant's Fork and along Mosquito Bay fishing north past Mud Creek. Not many fish marked on the finder and only 1 good school located that produced any good catching. I guess they are in transition and once they settle in the catching will be fantastic.
We vertical jigged all day. Morning air temperature was 22* warming up to the low 40's but the wind chill felt like it was below 30*. Surface temperature was about 56*.
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Fished the berry last Sunday it was one of the toughest days since during the spawn at the first of the summer. The usual hot spots for the year only produced one or two fish I expected this to happen. I also tried areas that have produced last year at this time but had very little luck. After 6 hours of fishing and relocating our 5th area produced some good catching in 38' of water for about two hours then shut off. Tried two other areas with only a couple fish caught. Caught and released about 30 cutts in 9 hours between 4 of us. Nothing bigger than 21" and 1 under the slot. We fished from the ladders, where only two other boats where in the area, over to Bryant's Fork and along Mosquito Bay fishing north past Mud Creek. Not many fish marked on the finder and only 1 good school located that produced any good catching. I guess they are in transition and once they settle in the catching will be fantastic.
We vertical jigged all day. Morning air temperature was 22* warming up to the low 40's but the wind chill felt like it was below 30*. Surface temperature was about 56*.
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