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Since our back to 30's we've been back to normal temps for the late summer. A few drops of rain from thunderstorms the last 2 days. The trout most certainly responded even though there's very little change in water temps throughout the water column. The trout moved up the water column for us. We've scouted our late August spots &...
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BoomShakalaka! Eagle is putting out the prize's!! 15-17ft deep has treated us well! Copper red and red gold Thomas buoyant's 1/4oz are doing a lot of catching for us on the east side. Nice bunch of fish there. The water column temps show 70F's to 25 ft..63.3 at 45-55ft. Please don't catch & release right now due to water quality....
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When it Rains it Pours!
Up here at 9150 – 9300 feet of elevation, 80 degrees is hot. Anything over that is roasting for us. And yes, we are aware that we’re spoiled, living in the mountains does have some advantages and that’s one of them. Still, it’s been dang hot as of late so early last week we were happy...
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Great bite today. Same lures, 14-18ft deep. East side. We did have to sort thru a couple chubs but the thick trout were active. Not good at selfies in the boat but these 2 limits were a couple ounces shy of 12lbs & the smallest was 19", largest 22". Penny Miller Ramp is doable just be careful.
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Tommy B didn't disappoint today! Good trolling bite today. Good water surface. Fish are in multiple locations. Todays general active level 4-30ft. Our best depth specifically was 15-17ft controlled by speed. 4 fish (we don't catch & release after DFW POSTING) 10.7lbs total weight. 35-45ft of water. 1.7-2.2mph.
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Reaching 70F+ degrees surface temps officially. pH is 9.21-9.22 in the south basin (9.46 above Pelican Pt). Visibility 6-7ft with secchi dish (white & in full sun). DFW has posted the catch & keep recommendation to preserve the life of the trout durning the summer months. They may swim away but after the battle their gills can't transpire the needed...
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