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Trip Report
1 Striped Bass , 1 Smallmouth Bass
Sunny with No Wind
58°F Clear

Caught a 21.5 in striper 5.5 lbs. My son also caught 2.5lbs smallmouth

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Trip Report
Partly Cloudy with Light Breeze
Stained

I wouldn't say EXCELLENT. Makes me wonder where they get their info from, or if the business places false information to get more people here. We ran into several people, like 7 different anglers, who didn't catch a single thing in hours time span. We caught a 17 inch Rainbow and a 10 inch Crappie. This was after about 6 hours on the water and on...

I wouldn't say EXCELLENT. Makes me wonder where they get their info from, or if the business places false information to get more people here. We ran into several people, like 7 different anglers, who didn't catch a single thing in hours time span. We caught a 17 inch Rainbow and a 10 inch Crappie. This was after about 6 hours on the water and on our way back to the dock. 8-15 feet down.

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Good Kokanee Salmon bite
Spotted Bass, Kokanee Salmon
48°F Clear

With Bullards Bar water temps now hovering around 48 degrees, the kokanee are tightening into winter schools and getting much more aggressive. Trollers are running hoochies tipped with corn 60–80 feet down, staying tight to the schools... as these fish haven't been chasing far. Depth precision is important. Fish are small, but the action is there...

With Bullards Bar water temps now hovering around 48 degrees, the kokanee are tightening into winter schools and getting much more aggressive. Trollers are running hoochies tipped with corn 60–80 feet down, staying tight to the schools... as these fish haven't been chasing far. Depth precision is important. Fish are small, but the action is there.

The bass bite has improved over the past couple of weeks. Fish are stacking along steep rock walls and deeper ledges, especially on the main lake. Late mornings have been best as the sun warms the shoreline rock. It’s still is a bit of a slow grind at times, but small jigs and soft plastics are pulling better numbers than earlier in the month.

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