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Echo
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Anyone been to Echo recently? I am planning a trip there this weekend. Taking some friends who haven't even bought a lic. in years. They got tired of me feeding them fish I caught, so they broke down and bought their own lic. Now they want to make their first trip out for the year. So anyone whos fished Echo recently I would appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks,

Road
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#2
[Smile]Hi there Road

Utah DWR web page has a week old report on Echo of someone was having some success at Echo by the dam.[unsure]
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#3
I fished there on saturday morning out of my tube. Fished from the first pulloff by the dam, towards the dam. The fish were lethargic and had to downsize to a small ggreen rub with 1/16th oz head. Tipped the grub with a little worm to entice them. I caught about a dozen mostly small smallmouth with a 2lber+ thrown in for fun. The big fish was a blast on an ultralight. The warm weather should help a lot. Try some in line spinners if the fish are more active. The smallmouth were suspending at 15-16 ft. in 20 ft. of water. Good Luck!

P.S. All of the people that were trolling for trout were having no luck whatsover. I think the recent storm front had a negative effect on the fishing. Should be better by the weekend.
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I have allwayes done good from shore throwing spinners. mostly rooster tailes red seamed to work the best but all colores catch the bass . hope this helpes chip.
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Haven't been to Echo since early last year, would like to get back over there. Have been going to East Canyon this year, while it has slowed down, still catching a nice limit of 14"-18" rainbows using both pop gear with silver spoon & worm and a variiety of spinners. Good luck
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Went to Echo just today and caught smallie after smallie on just about any color curly tail jig. They were all pretty small (8-15 inches) Reeled veeerrrry slow and stopped on occasion. They usually bit on the stop/fall. Also hooked a couple perch. Fished on the east side, second pull off.
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Hey all Thanks for the info. I still have trouble of thinking of Echo as a smallie lake! But I do enjoy catching those bass and they aren't bad eating either. Well wish us luck, I guess I'll learn to jig yet LOL

Road
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