11-01-2020, 01:39 AM
I took my grandson to Strawberry today. Parked in the parking area at Renegade, when my grandson noticed that one of my tires, on the Armada, was almost flat. A delay of about 20 minutes to blow it up enough to launch.
Headed to my recent honey hole and found a few in ~25' of water, but it wasn't really fast action. The unusual thing was that out of the first 6 fish that we caught 2 were over the slot. I have fished many trips, without catching any fish over the slot, and then to catch 2 that close together was really different. Moved around a little and found some more, but still not super fast action. Moved one more time and anchored up again in about 23' of water. No action there except that the line, on one of my rods, got caught in the prop, on the MinnKota. Tossed the anchor out while I unwrapped the line. After getting untangled, I noticed that we were anchored in 39' of water. Figured that was probably a little too deep of water (for this time of year), but decided to give it a try. Surprisingly, it was non-stop action. Drop a jig to the bottom and bounce it a time or two, set the hook and reel in a fish. It went that way for the next 2 hours, until we left to head home. We caught numerous doubles and one triple.
We caught 4 rainbows today, which was also 4 more than we often catch.
Headed to my recent honey hole and found a few in ~25' of water, but it wasn't really fast action. The unusual thing was that out of the first 6 fish that we caught 2 were over the slot. I have fished many trips, without catching any fish over the slot, and then to catch 2 that close together was really different. Moved around a little and found some more, but still not super fast action. Moved one more time and anchored up again in about 23' of water. No action there except that the line, on one of my rods, got caught in the prop, on the MinnKota. Tossed the anchor out while I unwrapped the line. After getting untangled, I noticed that we were anchored in 39' of water. Figured that was probably a little too deep of water (for this time of year), but decided to give it a try. Surprisingly, it was non-stop action. Drop a jig to the bottom and bounce it a time or two, set the hook and reel in a fish. It went that way for the next 2 hours, until we left to head home. We caught numerous doubles and one triple.
We caught 4 rainbows today, which was also 4 more than we often catch.