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[clarki]

Is there any local spots you can recommend for shore fishing for cutthroat?

Sorry, I am very tight lipped about this particular fishery.

[steelie-slayer]

for cutties the fraser, harrison, and stave are your best bet at catching em. there is more but i dont really wanna share. Just remeber to cover LOTS of water and wach carefully for risers. as for trout spoons in rivers i use a size 1 gold hammered colarado under a float. for lakes anything small and silver works good, also a weddingband with no bait works good to cast and retrieve.also i use size3 flatfish.

[Matt1984]

for cutties the fraser, harrison, and stave are your best bet at catching em. there is more but i dont really wanna share. Just remeber to cover LOTS of water and wach carefully for risers. as for trout spoons in rivers i use a size 1 gold hammered colarado under a float. for lakes anything small and silver works good, also a weddingband with no bait works good to cast and retrieve.also i use size3 flatfish.

Thank you for the info, I was actually thinking of trying the stave or harrison.. so that works out well.. what other local fish live in those rivers?

[Matt1984]

for cutties the fraser, harrison, and stave are your best bet at catching em. there is more but i dont really wanna share. Just remeber to cover LOTS of water and wach carefully for risers. as for trout spoons in rivers i use a size 1 gold hammered colarado under a float. for lakes anything small and silver works good, also a weddingband with no bait works good to cast and retrieve.also i use size3 flatfish.

also i know this is probably a dumb question but i have never fished a spoon with a float what are the benefits and is it your best bet to do that in the rivers?

[FishOn36]

Any particular color?
any particular colors for the Pixees?

Nickel plated with Fluorescent Red insert (looks pink)

[typhoon]

also i know this is probably a dumb question but i have never fished a spoon with a float what are the benefits and is it your best bet to do that in the rivers?

A Colorado blade isn't a spoon, it's more like a very light spinner. The benefit is that you can keep your lure in the zone (1 foot off the bottom for salmon/steelhead) while the float moves downstream in rivers. Use of a float allows you to have longer drifts and to better control the action of the blade.

[Butch1949]

May 1st opening day on Tonkwa Lake, I caught the largest rainbow at 3 lbs,there were a few 2 lbs'ers caught by others , I used a wooly bugger behind a willow leaf gang troll, that fish hit so hard almost took the rod out of my hand

[steve B]

Gibbs crocs you cant go wrong with my fav is the brass 1/4 oz hammered finish with the fire stripe 2 nd would be the gibbs croc 1/4 oz silver with the fire stripe