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Lincoln Beach update
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Called Ut. Co. Parks today to see what's up with the light poles that have been installed at the end of each bank on the launch channel. They are installing solar power lights that should be up and functional within in a couple of weeks. Nice. Now all we need is some water.

Was fishing today near Bird Island with a 4 inch white bass. I was a half mile out from the island in deeper water looking for a big'un. Got a solid hookup that would not budge from the bottom and I fought him big time for most of a half hour. Was certain I had a new state record cat. He made several long runs but my superior fishing skills held him in check until I finally got him to the net.......... damned ol' monster carp. Gees, ruins a good fishin' day. Lots of bait anyway.[mad]

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Gotta love them carp[bobhappy]
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Nice story BLK, I was already stressing over being further behind. You know how it goes for me this year, I gain a half inch and then you jump another 2". Not much time left, I hope I can get another trip in. Congrats on the rocky mountain tarpon, best fighten fish around. Later J
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How big was the urban bone fish?
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[#0000FF]Good to hear on the lights. Some of us early types might benefit from those on occasion.

Have they removed that concrete barrier on the south dike?

Too bad you couldn't get that big carp to "transform" into a huge kitty. I have caught a few carp on chub minnows in the past but can't recall getting any on the whitettes. But all the big fish in the lake seem to eat all the small fish so nothing should surprise us.
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Good to hear, I won't need a flashlight to find all my beer cans at 2 am! J/k good to hear they are putting some lights up out there. One of these days when we get a boat they will be nice lol! Thanks blk
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TDT-- The carp was just over 28 inches long but he fought like he was 48 inches long. I could not get him off the bottom and I swear he fought just like a big ol' catfish. Really had me going... I was all ready to call Boone and Crockett or whomever to get him in the record book... what a disappointment when his big ol' bugle mouth Smiled at me. Said some bad words, got all disgusted and went home for the day. I always thought carp ate corn, bread balls, and an occasional worm but I never thought they would snarf up a 4-5 in white bass.

The cement barriers are still in place. I think they went around them with the backhoe to plant the poles. I'll be there again tomorrow so I'll check it out.

Maybe a half dozen guys doing the walleye thing down by the orchards. The "happy harvesters" were there catching white bass as usual.

Tube Dude-- that lure you recommended for catching baby white bass is really working.... saves me at least a half hour or so every morning. Thanks. Oh, and I did catch a 20 or so inch carp with it the other morning.[Smile]

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Yippeeeee....[bobhappy]. You had me worried at first! Hahahahahahah!

I struck out on my trip on Sunday. Nothing but mudders and a couple of teen size channel cats.

One week left.[Wink]
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[quote Hookbaiter]Good to hear,[#FF0000] I won't need a flashlight to find all my beer cans[/#FF0000] at 2 am! J/k good to hear they are putting some lights up out there. One of these days when we get a boat they will be nice lol! Thanks blk[/quote]

[#0000FF]Just a word of caution. That is a Utah County park and they have posted regulations against alcoholic beverages. I have seen them issue citations for folks out enjoying a cool one while fishing from the dikes. You may have been jesting but it's important to not give other folks the idea that it is okay.[/#0000FF]
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