03-05-2023, 02:41 AM
Evening,
I've never fished Strawberry in the winter. Don't have a snowmobile and always a little concerned about the depth of fresh snow or slush. Kids have been buggin me to do it though and I was thinking about this coming weekend.
I was looking at the shuttle service since most seem to think this is a good way to go. What is anyone's experience with having the driver pick a spot for you? Were just looking for cutts and rainbows, maybe a kokanee if lucky.
White paddle bugs seem to be doing well right now. I don't have any of those, just green and orange. I do have some white and glow tubes, Cut'r bugs and even some Charlie Fox. Will these work? I also have them in orange, pink and green.
I also have kokanee gear if that might be useful.
From what I have read here, tipping with meal worms, waxies or shrimp seems to be the way to go...anything else?
Thanks for any advice, Rob
I've never fished Strawberry in the winter. Don't have a snowmobile and always a little concerned about the depth of fresh snow or slush. Kids have been buggin me to do it though and I was thinking about this coming weekend.
I was looking at the shuttle service since most seem to think this is a good way to go. What is anyone's experience with having the driver pick a spot for you? Were just looking for cutts and rainbows, maybe a kokanee if lucky.
White paddle bugs seem to be doing well right now. I don't have any of those, just green and orange. I do have some white and glow tubes, Cut'r bugs and even some Charlie Fox. Will these work? I also have them in orange, pink and green.
I also have kokanee gear if that might be useful.
From what I have read here, tipping with meal worms, waxies or shrimp seems to be the way to go...anything else?
Thanks for any advice, Rob