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I don't know about anybody else, but I like whitefish.
There I said it.
Rocky Mountain Bonefish.
They have saved a few cutty days for me.( O.K. more than a few )
The other thing is they really aren't that easy to catch.They seem to catch on to a pattern very quickly,and can be very picky about colour and size.
Also with their small underslung mouths,you have to pretty good to hook them consistently.Excellant practice for trout on the Holy waters.
Fished on a two to 4 wght they provide excellant sport in the winter.
As a plus, any nymph patterns you slay the whiteys on is also great for cutties.
They also are great eating in mid winter.I know they are boney, but the beautiful flaky white flesh is very good.
There I said it.
Rocky Mountain Bonefish.
They have saved a few cutty days for me.( O.K. more than a few )
The other thing is they really aren't that easy to catch.They seem to catch on to a pattern very quickly,and can be very picky about colour and size.
Also with their small underslung mouths,you have to pretty good to hook them consistently.Excellant practice for trout on the Holy waters.
Fished on a two to 4 wght they provide excellant sport in the winter.
As a plus, any nymph patterns you slay the whiteys on is also great for cutties.
They also are great eating in mid winter.I know they are boney, but the beautiful flaky white flesh is very good.