12-02-2002, 06:05 PM
Hey Crestliner not to worry the Berry takes it's toll on a lot of anglers. Ask FB2 he had a 2 year dry spell at the Berry. But he broke that this year with a 3 pound cutt. It's still not his 1st choice (the middle and upper Provo would be that) but he no longer complains. I think with his new found float tube (thanks TD) that he may find fishing the Berry even more enjoyable in the future. I go there a lot at least once a week most of the year (excluding winter (that may change this winter), early spring and late fall at least twice a week. The next time you go drop me a line and I'll fill you in on the hot spots (if there are any) and let you know whre the old reliable fishing is. Also this time of year they change their eating habits, rapalas are not their favorite this time of year. On your next trip try a wolly bugger (black or brown) fish early dawn and late afternoon. To get reactive strikes shinners (lures) and a lemon vibe shads have worked this fall. Also minnows have had a marginal success rate this time of year.
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