11-30-2022, 04:55 PM
Over Thanksgiving break, on a family trip, I had the opportunity to fish the Green three days of the trip and I'd liked to report on it. First of all, if you want to catch a load of 16" browns and a few thick bows, then you got to go to the green. And although I'm pretty sure the green is God all year long, this tone of year is definitely my favorite to fish it. The browns are colored up, right next to shore, and crazy aggressive!
The method that killed it for me was a medium action rod with ten pounds line and a white jerkbait about 2.5" in length. With that setup, I caught more fish than anyone around me to my knowledge. Pretty much anywhere you look there was a nice trout. Next step was to pop the jerkbait in front of it and it would charge over a grab it. Almost every time.
So in conclusion, If you are looking for beautiful, healthy trout, the green is the place to go! I have a video link below if anyone interested! And although this open water did is fun. I'm also really looking forward to ice fishing!
https://youtu.be/bmIi9UFJQ6s
The method that killed it for me was a medium action rod with ten pounds line and a white jerkbait about 2.5" in length. With that setup, I caught more fish than anyone around me to my knowledge. Pretty much anywhere you look there was a nice trout. Next step was to pop the jerkbait in front of it and it would charge over a grab it. Almost every time.
So in conclusion, If you are looking for beautiful, healthy trout, the green is the place to go! I have a video link below if anyone interested! And although this open water did is fun. I'm also really looking forward to ice fishing!
https://youtu.be/bmIi9UFJQ6s
Why do I like fishing so much? The same reason why you like breathing so much, It keeps me alive.
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