03-17-2003, 11:00 AM
[cool]Hey, my lad. I'm betting you have already seen the other thread started by ReelMn a couple of days ago and feel silly. I put up my list of my own personal favorites. If you have any specific lakes you would like to cover in greater "depth", we can go into more detail.
Deer Creek and Jordanelle...a couple close to you...are probably about as good as any, once you learn them. Same goes for Strawberry...or any lake for that matter. Nothing like a bit of good instruction and then a lot of practice. And, of course, you have to practice the right way...and stay alert for the lessons the fish will teach you, if you pay attention.
You asked a pretty broad question, that could take a couple of books to answer thoroughly. Narrow it down to a couple of waters and maybe a couple of species and I'll give it a shot.
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Deer Creek and Jordanelle...a couple close to you...are probably about as good as any, once you learn them. Same goes for Strawberry...or any lake for that matter. Nothing like a bit of good instruction and then a lot of practice. And, of course, you have to practice the right way...and stay alert for the lessons the fish will teach you, if you pay attention.
You asked a pretty broad question, that could take a couple of books to answer thoroughly. Narrow it down to a couple of waters and maybe a couple of species and I'll give it a shot.
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