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Created by Scott McKee Oct 31, 2018 at 1:09pm. Last updated by Scott McKee Oct 31, 2018.
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two trip report
Went out yesterday 6/24/2016 solo from 10AM till 1PM spent the entire time in front of Strawberry. I saw one fish on the bottom, but no follows and no hooks-ups. It was one of those days without fish that I love to be on the water. About 20 feet of visibility very few boats and little wind so you can really see the bottom of the river in most spots very clearly. It is one of the most amazing views.
Went out with Carl today 6/25/2016 from 615AM till 1145 AM (as the mad boaters started to take over the river). we spent most of the trip in UN13, with Carl getting to hits, but nothing landed. We moved back up into the triangle in UN2 and I got one hit, but nothing landed.
Better luck tomorrow I hope.
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Permalink Reply by Jay Nannen on
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Scott when eyes come out of shads do you attempt to replace them?
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Board MemberPermalink Reply by Scott Kitchen on -
Jay,
Nope and I have caught more fish on one eyed or no eyed swim shad than two eyed swim shads.
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Board MemberPermalink Reply by John Pensyl on -
Eyes only last 2 casts. Lol
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Board MemberPermalink Reply by Frank Stachowiak on -
Crazy idea: put a colored hula skirt in the eye socket.
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Board MemberPermalink Reply by Frank Stachowiak on -
I heard one of Scott's swim shads say to a musky: "I'll keep an eye out for you"
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