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BigFishy with a big springer!

Topic: Central Idaho Report  (Read 2881 times)

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Beachmaster90

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  • Location: Creswell, OR
  • Date Registered: Feb 2015
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So, where does "north" Idaho start? I'm in Salmon and I am wondering if someone is going to start a south or central Idaho kayak anglers group on Facebook

Last weekend I rolled my kayak up a steep half mile trail to fish a lake in central Idaho that has a 25 fish limit. IDFG wants to reduce the population of rainbows to increase their individual size. I figured I better do my part and go get some. It was lots of fun. I probably caught 30-40 fish and I was surprised to find some up to 14-15". It took me a while to figure out what fly would work but eventually I found it (see picture).


On a side note, has anyone fished Stanley Lake? Have any tips? There are lake trout 20-25 pounds in that lake but I couldn't get them to bite anything in my tackle box.

Here are a couple pictures








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craig

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Nice! That would be a fun place to take my kids. Those a beautiful fish.


C_Run

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Wow! Good job reducing the #'s.


IdahoSkies

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  • Location: Southwest Idaho
  • Date Registered: Sep 2015
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Those are really nice fish.  I often fish the big lost, but have never brought my Yak up to the Mackay Reservoir.

A half mile push is a serious push.  But worth it from the pics.