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Originally Posted by AndyS
Get to the bait store the skies open up, lightning, ugggh.
Driving to the lake a big dog tick walking on the inside of my windshield, took care of that. Launched, set up on the East side, catch a lake trout and get a call, storms in the area. Pull anchor motor back by the boat ramp and anchor up in 35 ft. of water, get a smallmouth and lake trout in short order. Get a call, storms breaking up so I motor back to the East side and set up in about 80 ft. of water. Steady action. Lost count on lake trout and got 3 browns, 2@ 16in. and 1 @ 21". No pics - browns went back into the water fast as I could. Had to cut the line on the 21" brown because of where the hook was. It's a very small #8 light wire hook with no bait barbs on the back so the fish should be fine. New PB on the lake trout 27", here's a pic for ya acabtp. Bigfishy, my best brown trout days up there have been with bluebird skies, go figure. 7 trailers in the lot, and yet another boat with a jerking machine up there. Hope to get one more good weather day, only casualty so far has been the boat strap for the trailer, that went today.
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Sounds like you had a good week so far. Every body complains about the fighting ability of lake trout , but it looks likes a fish that size could put a nice bend in your rod I never caught one so I wouldn't know.
Do they reproduce naturally in there or is the population dependent on stocking?