December 2003


                Name = Randy Guerrera, Mike Kalinchock, and Mike Pinto
      e-mail_address = littlebum2@rcn.com
                Date = 12/21/2003
Time_started_fishing = 8:00 am
Time_finished_fishing = 2:30 pm
  Weather_conditions = cold, clear, and windy
            Location = rear of reservior near flats
      Fishing_method = trolling
Depth_of_presentation = bottom
         Water_depth = 60 to 90 feet
        Type_of_lure = silver and chartruse spoons
        Type_of_bait = none
   Water_temperature = 39 degrees
             Species = Lake Trout
                Size = 16 to 21 inches
        Total_caught = ten
            Comments = Went up on Mike K\'s boat, trolled wire on
bottom and had steady action with small lakers up to 21 inches.  Released
all, probably about 4 were legal.  Used suttons and homemade spoons,
tried for browns for a short time near south shore, no luck.  Froze our
butts off, but the action was worth it, lost many fish on the wire.  Saw
two 18 inch browns that Pete Lahosky caught along shore, nice chunky
fish. Are the browns coming back? 
 


                Name = Walt Danilowski
      e-mail_address = shadownose@rcn.com
                Date = December 26,2003
Time_started_fishing = 8:30 am
Time_finished_fishing = 2 pm
  Weather_conditions = overcast and breezy-35 degrees
            Location = launch cove-south tower-south shore
      Fishing_method = trolling
Depth_of_presentation = 12-50\'
         Water_depth = 25-80\'
        Type_of_lure = jointed rapalas-blk/slvr-firetiger  Mooselook
wablers
        Type_of_bait = n/a
   Water_temperature = 42 degrees
             Species =  Other
                Size = 14-20\"
        Total_caught = 1 laker/6 rainbows
            Comments = Started trolling lead core and snap wghts in
launch cove , marking lots of fish-only caught 1 tagged Kamloops. Trolled
my way past south tower-picked up small (18\") laker on Mooselook
wabler (copper) on 9 colors lead in 80\' water.Trolled rest of rainbows (4
more tagged \"Loops)on blk/slvr jointed raps along south shore. Wind
picked up-lites went on and headed in from eastern end against whitecaps.
 


                Name = Walt Danilowski
      e-mail_address = shadownose@rcn.com
                Date = December 27,2003
Time_started_fishing = 9 am
Time_finished_fishing = 3:15 pm
  Weather_conditions = Sunny, breezy, beautiful
            Location = Laynch cove, past south tower, along south shore
      Fishing_method = trolling and live bait drifting
Depth_of_presentation = 12\'-110\'
         Water_depth = 25\'-110\'
        Type_of_lure = jointed rapalas-blk/slvr-firetiger  Mooselook
wablers
        Type_of_bait = large shiners
   Water_temperature = 42 degrees
             Species = Lake Trout
                Size = 16-26\"
        Total_caught = 2 rainbows-7 lakers
            Comments = Started same programs for trolling as day
before-no fish on Mooselook-1 rainbow on blk/slver Rap-1 rainbow/3 lakers on
firetiger Rap-the other 4 lakers caught drifting the large shiners
across the reservoir-NW to SE, fron 80\' to 110\' and back up tp 55\'. The
26\" laker was the last fish of the day, caught on a shiner on the
bottom in 55\' of water.
 


                Name = Gary Neal
      e-mail_address = gneal409@aol.com
                Date = 12-31-03
Time_started_fishing = 12:00 PM
Time_finished_fishing = 4:00pm
  Weather_conditions = 46 degrees, light winds
            Location = The \"Rocks\"  by the boat launch
      Fishing_method = Shiners on slip bobbers
Depth_of_presentation = 12 ft
         Water_depth =
        Type_of_lure =
        Type_of_bait = shiners
   Water_temperature =
             Species = Brown Trout
                Size = 15 inches and 14 inches
        Total_caught = 2
            Comments = The browms were in off of the shore. The fish
were rising on the surface and jumpimg out of the water chasing bait.
Missed 3 fish and quick released a nice rainbow. Landed two browns around
3:30pm. The activity picks up alt afetrnoon right off of the shore.
 


 

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