Dustin07
6/9/2009 9:37:00 AMon the 6th, I was at Kanaskat and we caught a number of beautiful rainbows off just a worm and hook. we would through a bobber out and let it drift into a quiet pool and then slowly reel it in. the other thing I had luck with was casting a heavy weight into the little pools with a worm on it off the bottom. these are small and not keepers though.
For deep lake, when it warms up I have found you need to cast much further out to get the fish on the bottom to bite. When you are seeing the surface like crazy, a bobber to keep your bait suspended more towards the surface is good.
I have seen the Deep Lake trout bite best on (in this order): Orange power bait, green power bait, yellow power bait, the blended orange/yellow/green, red salmon eggs, worms, and lastly.......... corn flavored marshmellows.
good luck!
For deep lake, when it warms up I have found you need to cast much further out to get the fish on the bottom to bite. When you are seeing the surface like crazy, a bobber to keep your bait suspended more towards the surface is good.
I have seen the Deep Lake trout bite best on (in this order): Orange power bait, green power bait, yellow power bait, the blended orange/yellow/green, red salmon eggs, worms, and lastly.......... corn flavored marshmellows.
good luck!
itchin4abite
6/9/2009 10:03:00 AMThanks! We'll check it out. Which trail did you go on at Kanaskat?
