We have been at Henry’s Lake all week. Staying at the Red Rock Camp ground which is awesome.
Weather when we got here was cold and windy, limiting our time on the water, but we did fish some rivers to get out of the wind
Beautiful sunsets every night
OH an even though it warmed up to unseasonable WARM July type weather, the fish are still willing to play
Here is a little sample:
I look at that fish and I see lunch.
I understand minimum fish sizes, but this whole catch and release thing confuses me… Whatever happened to catch and eat?
I still remember my teen years in Vermont ice fishing for perch.
The group would catch quite a few, and then we’d clean them and cook them and eat them. And they were fantastic. Unless the fish wasn’t worth eating, I don’t get it.
I’d say if you want to eat fish, keep a couple to eat. If you don’t, put them back. Not everyone likes to eat fish. I know, because I don’t like the taste of freshwater fish. Show me the beef, or better yet, BBQ’d pork!
That was a hog of a Cutbow. Are you catching any Brookies? I didn’t get to fish there all summer. Might have to run up some Saturday. Enjoy the rest of your time there.
Jon
FG, well done! Sounds like a great trip. PM me with what you were using and what seemed to work on those big pigs. We had a great early season on Henry’s, but I haven’t been back.
Also, what river stretches did you fish and how did you do?
Anyway, great report, thanks for sharing.
I hope I have good luck there this weekend. But honestly not being a stillwater guy we will see. It will be the first time I am going to fish stillwater from my tube (that I got almost a year ago :lol: )
Don’t let him fool you…I won’t let him catch fish:wink::lol:
With a little effort, I could start a war here. OK, lets see the pictures of those stunted fish Mojo. We won’t laugh, or hurl insults, or anything. We’ll just be grateful that we aren’t married to ol’ Flywhatshername.