Round Valley this weekend

[Mark B.]

Originally Posted by Jigman13

Deadly too lol. You fishing off the rocks in the boat cove? Getanet and I had multiple strikes last wknd by the dirt ramp on the other side of the cove. Keep us posted on how you do and good luck!

Mark b., were you fishing the boat cove last wknd from shore in the rain?

No, not me.

[Jigman13]

Oh ok. Saw a guy throwing a yo zuri and thought that it may have been you.

[jrock]

Hit the east shore yesterday from 12:30 to 3:00 with my pops. I got a 15 inch brown and he got a nice 20-21 inch laker on a black gold and orange x-rap countdown.

[devildogski]

lost a bow right on shore 2 other swing and misses on piwerbait all fish came from fishing off the rocks

[GetANet]

Fished there yesterday afternoon, Not sure if i was going based on the wind prediction and finally headed up in the afternoon about 1sh and fished till 4.
Stayed around the launch areas moving three times in search of a few bites but expectations were not too high since we saw about about 10 different anglers come and go in the time we fished and didn't see anybody catch either. Only action was a nice rainbow that jumped in the cove where we fishing.
We fished four rods with slips at various depths and shiners and powerbait on the bottom also.


Was still glad to get out for a few hours with my daughter.

[bubbasdad]

hit there this evening with the kid, no luck, too...fished from 4:45 to 7:00, not a hit...started by kayak launch, then moved to the point just past the rock wall...wind was bad by the kayak launch, but tolerable on the other side....still 0fer on the trout there

[devildogski]

Ive been doing some research on the fish i caught people are saying its a brown but it look more like a landlocked salmon and round valley does have them in there guess i never know

[bubbasdad]

looks like a brownie... check this page for ID between the 2..
http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/Fish...out_200dpi.jpg

[bigfishy]

110% that its a brown....It is not uncommon for still water trout to be more silvery than there river brows...I have found that diet ,water clarity, and deeper depths that fish holds in to have a direct effect on there coloring and appearence....Fresh river stockies will also be quite silver....

Search around for ontario browns for instance, and see how silvey they tend to be...I've caught large lake dwellin browns in jersey that feed almost exclusively on herring and are VERY silvery....And tatste like shit do to oily forage base....

Nice fish ID chart!!! I've never seen that particular one

[devildogski]

Originally Posted by bubbasdad

looks like a brownie... check this page for ID between the 2..
http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/Fish...out_200dpi.jpg

Will post another pic of the fish according to the link browns do not have a forked tail my fish did...sorry could not see the tail in the pic i posted