How to catch a golden trout video-3 steps

[Ktrout]

Here is my easy three step process for catching a golden trout. You can modify the process as you see fit.

http://youtu.be/ANFT0d7O3bo
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[Flyfishinglover]

I thought it was cast your line, chuck your rod in the water, and try to find you rod [laugh]
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[riverdog]

Or you could just show up after they dump 7000 more of those babies into a small lake. This might be more helpful link https://dwrapps.utah.gov/fishstocking/Fish []
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[Kent]

Kory, you had to go and share all of our secrets.[]
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[doggonefishin]

I think you skipped a few steps.

Step 1, Beat up your vehicle getting there.
Step 2, Change flat.
Step 3, Ease around passenger car that thought he could get up there.
Step 4, Pick a fly small enough for those little fish to get their mouths around.
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[doggonefishin]

[quote riverdog]Or you could just show up after they dump 7000 more of those babies into a small lake. This might be more helpful link [url "https://dwrapps.utah.gov/fishstocking/Fish"]https://dwrapps.utah.gov/fishstocking/Fish[/url] [][/quote]



Why so many? There already are too many mouths to feed in that lake. They were super skinny after they put in the first 3200.

Share the love and put them in a few other lakes in the area.
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[riverdog]

I agree they'd would have been better to plant some of that 7000 elsewhere. Even if they're concerned about hybridization with cutts they have several lakes a short climb up that drain into Echo and already ahve a few holdovers from the 1970"s.
I wouldn't be surprised if a few don't get washed down into the North Fork of the Duchesne and caught there.
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[Kent]

[quote doggonefishin]

Step 4, Pick a fly small enough for those little fish to get their mouths around.

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If one wants to catch them fast and furious, tie a small jig of some type under a bobber and tip with a small chunk of crawler, meal worm or about anything else. Remember, those fish are starving and they welcome the opportunity to eat something.
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[riverdog]

A plain red hook works very well especially at the spot shown where DWR dumped them in.
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[doggonefishin]

[quote kentofnsl][quote doggonefishin]

Step 4, Pick a fly small enough for those little fish to get their mouths around.

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If one wants to catch them fast and furious, tie a small jig of some type under a bobber and tip with a small chunk of crawler, meal worm or about anything else. Remember, those fish are starving and they welcome the opportunity to eat something.[/quote]


Yes, you are quite right. However, maybe I'm more of a purist than I think I am.
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[Kent]

[quote doggonefishin]

Yes, you are quite right. However, maybe I'm more of a purist than I think I am.

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If that is the case, I expect to see no more baits, including your secret one, in your sled the next time I join you ice fishing.[]
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[doggonefishin]

[quote kentofnsl][quote doggonefishin]

Yes, you are quite right. However, maybe I'm more of a purist than I think I am.

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If that is the case, I expect to see no more baits, including your secret one, in your sled the next time I join you ice fishing.[][/quote]


LOL, not a chance. In fact I have a new (for me) jig tipping bait I want to try up at the Berry this winter.
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[Kent]

I have a fishing buddy who usually fishes ice fishing derbies without using any bait (and bait is allowed) and he often does very well. Me, I couldn't get a bite ice fishing without using bait.
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[zman2]

no its just powerbait lol
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