for those that have heard of the broods in Green Timbers
yes there are some HUGE ones in there my biggest being five lbs however the way i found out that this lake was there was that a little kid caught a 12LBr on a worm and bobber had the pic on the front page of the leader it was huge :shock: :shock: after that i knew the lake was there and have used it to practice for my interior trips after all the salmon fishing
you really need a way to get back into the quick and stealthy strikes of a trout. Man they are quick, hey?
and about the watching for people when casting, YOU REALLY HAVE TO0 WATCH ! ! !, cause, YES people do see but some just dont care like the other day i was there i didnt see this little asian girl walking behind me and smacked my fly off the back of her hand saw her rubbing it and everything LOL :roll: people :roll:
fishing can be very difficult on some days so if you go there to fish dont get discourage if you hit nothing and also if you see an older guy (around 50) his name is GARY(sits on a lawn chair while fishing) have a chat with him he fisher there ALOT and is always hooking a couple even when its slow he is good for info on what has been working for him so far
this is all my best info for this lake the only way to get more is to go yourself and try it out
a few good flies to take are:
Black Docspratly (#12 size works best)
Black Chronomid with white or silver ribs ( sizes range from little 16's to 10's on some days)
Green Chronomid with gold ribs have worked well for me
Red Spratly close to dark time usually
Black Leetches sometimes
Gary gets alot on little #16 Halfbacks (black)
thats all i got for you guys
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