How much longer.

[Giuga10]

It's sad to see that the run is already nearly over but I've still been making it out as much as I can until they are completely gone. What I wanted to know is how much longer will it be until the rivers are completely devoid of steel.

Thanks.

 

[Rain-Bow]

After this rain there will be very few left. It's sad, I know, but on the bright side the salmon runs will start in a few months

 

[fishing89]

look for drop backs closer to the lake...but MAX 1.5 weeks till all fish are gone

 

[Alfiegee]

Not much longer. Soon it will be time to target other fish. I believe Pike and Walleye open tomorrow. Not Chrome in color, but fun to catch.

Alfing.

 

[staffman]

Fish caught in warm water are much harder to revive , so do the fish a favour and wait till fall.

 

[Colin]

I saw a couple floating down stream belly up the other day. It's getting way too warm. The Suckers are moving out as well. I caught a Carp, a couple Smallies and a really beat up Trout, all in the same pool fishing with worms.
I may try once more next week before packing it in until the fall.

 

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the cooler over night temps will help drop the water temps a little

 

[fishermandan420]

i stopped steelheading opening weekend. dropbacks are BORING. let them heal up and chase em next fall

 

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the drop backs i've caught are healthy and lake ready, been putting on aerial shows with 4ft high jumps

 

[axl]

I also agree,give the fish a break. As said warm water temps are not great for releasing a fish after a great fight. On another note,warmer water is great for fishing from a boat. .

 

[fishermandan420]

i agree jmatt that the jump and freak out a bit, but a mere shadow of the line pulling, tackle-testing brutes there were a few months ago

 

[Rain-Bow]

Not to mention that they looked awesome back then.

 

[buck]

On another note,warmer water is great for fishing from a boat. .

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