North Report March 19-21st

[PFD]

These are just some of the blade colors that we use. They are a little bigger that the average smiley face blades. We assemble our own with beads of all colors too.

Off to sportsman’s I go

 

[Dennis Jarvis]

What do you call those blades and who sells them. We are headed down May 18th.. hope we can launch Dennis J from Junction

 

[Dennis Jarvis]

Would you be willing to sell some of those home made spinners?/ Dennis J from Junction

 

[Dennis Jarvis]

I'll be sending you cash and a prepaid envelope tomorrow Dennis J from Junction

 

[Dan Keller]

I was down for 5 days from 13 th to 16th at Bullfrog and mainly caught crappie but I did catch a walleye in Moki. He was so skinny I thought I caught a snake stripper . Have you came across this ?

I caught this skinny Walleye at Wahweap a few weeks, poorest condition Walleye I have seen, not a good sign that you found Walleye in Moki in similar shape. The far north end has always been far more productive due to nutrients from the inflow, especially in recent years, as low runoff means those nutrients travel less down lake. Harvesting predator fish (especially Striper and Walleye) will be beneficial as unfortunately runoff (or the lack of) will be similar as last year and this is not great for the shad spawn and survival.

 

[Keith Stockman]

I've been looking for these. Where'd you find them? I quit buying ready-made harnesses years ago; they're too easy to build the components are better anyway.

I found these on the Big Sky Tackle website. They're pretty inexpensive, but the shipping is kinda ridiculous. I bought several packages anyway, just to amortize the shipping cost!