Eastern Sierras

[Dark_Knight_9C1]

I'll be at Silver Lake the two nights before I go home . Hope to have a good haul for a boil when I get home.

That one crayfish looked like it was 9 inches long, just scaling it from the 12 inch diameter trap.

[daperrin]

Those are some great looking fish! I can't wait for my turn. I usually go up in mid summer when the fishing is slower. Guess I should schedule an early run next year. I hate the drive home

[Saba Slayer]

deperrin said..." I hate the drive home..."
Note to self...Never , Ever, travel on a Holiday again ...LOL
Worst traffic I've ever encountered on 395...
The last fish for the trip was on the yellow/white 1/32 HUB...released for the next trip at the end of the month...
Lots of weather and some cold nights...but overall it was another incredible trip with some beautiful sights and adventures...like the nighttime kayak trip on Silver Lake to watch the full moon rise on a flat calm night...and being one of the first folks into Yosemite when it opened last Thursday...hiking around Rush Creek before it opened to fishing and have the whole place to myself...watching those big giant snowflakes fall and instantly melt on the ground...beautiful quality fish for such slow fishing overall...and another delicious crawdad boil with friends....

[Saba Slayer]

Yosemite...last Thursday...

[Saba Slayer]

One last meal at the Silver Lake cafe...a must stop for breakfast if you're ever in the area.

[daperrin]

Ya, never on a holiday. Paaaainnnnfulllll.

So how do you primarily fish those hookups for trout? Cast, troll or jig?

[Saba Slayer]

" how do you primarily fish those hookups for trout? Cast, troll or jig?"
YES...LOL...!

[monkeyfishturds]

Originally Posted by daperrin

Ya, never on a holiday. Paaaainnnnfulllll.

So how do you primarily fish those hookups for trout? Cast, troll or jig?

It isn't so much the method or lure used. It's the fish attractant oozing out of the lure that accounted for the catches. Just my humble opinion by the way.