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OnTheFly
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In the week of August 30th approximately 667 ‘Trophy’ size rainbow trout will be released into Trillium Lake along with an additional 4000 legals. These fish are extremely fun to catch and they are also very tasty. I indulge in this fishery every year and some of you probably do as well. What I would like to propose is an invitation for those interested in an OFF fishing gathering to Trillium Lake to see how many large trout we can catch out of it during the week after Labor Day week-end.
Here’s my plan:
Trillium Lake campground will not be taking reservations after Labor Day. It then becomes first come first serve. Most people will be done camping by then and the lake will be less crowded but the fish will still be there. I hope to arrive there that Thursday and leave Sunday. You don’t need to camp if you don’t want to. You can come up for just a day if you like. This is primarily a chance to meet fellow OFF’ers and fish for big trout. Although I will be targeting fish with a fly rod, it doesn’t mean it’s a fly fishing gig. Anything goes here, Powerbait, worms, and lures so therefore bring the weapon of your choice. Floating devices come in real handy but there is plenty of bank access. If this all happens I will then make up a poll in the following week designed to list your name next to the number of trout you caught over 16inches. No prizes or bragging rights just something to gage how well we all fished out Trillium Lake! Here are some websites with some information you may find useful.
Here’s my plan:
Trillium Lake campground will not be taking reservations after Labor Day. It then becomes first come first serve. Most people will be done camping by then and the lake will be less crowded but the fish will still be there. I hope to arrive there that Thursday and leave Sunday. You don’t need to camp if you don’t want to. You can come up for just a day if you like. This is primarily a chance to meet fellow OFF’ers and fish for big trout. Although I will be targeting fish with a fly rod, it doesn’t mean it’s a fly fishing gig. Anything goes here, Powerbait, worms, and lures so therefore bring the weapon of your choice. Floating devices come in real handy but there is plenty of bank access. If this all happens I will then make up a poll in the following week designed to list your name next to the number of trout you caught over 16inches. No prizes or bragging rights just something to gage how well we all fished out Trillium Lake! Here are some websites with some information you may find useful.
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