Jay7
1/2/2010 3:34:00 PMThanks for the report. It had to be a little cold. I know the last time I was there everything turned white at 11:00 pm. Outside temperature was in the high 20's. Noticed while fishing at night that the glo balls gives off a faint color. Do small glo sticks (1") wrapped in a yarn ball give to much light? Just wondering. Just dont like turning on a light to charge the glo ball even for a moment. I am a newbie to night fishing. It is Fun, especially when there's a fish on.....
Anonymous
1/2/2010 4:45:00 PMsurpisingly it was not very cold around 47 degrees, seemed like it should have been a good night. you should get a camera flasher it charges your globall in a quick flash. i too am fairly new to glo balling, and steelhea fishing in general. it was a good day to practice my technique and get familiar with a good steelhead river.
flinginpooh
1/2/2010 7:17:00 PMUse a camera flash cup your glow ball in your hand turn away from the river and flash it 2 - 3 times. Try a few diff colors on the glowballs brian. I just got mine same area you was in and tossed 5 different colors of glowballs. Then tried yarn and glow balls. Finally 2 different colors and some peach yarn shrimp smelly jelly and mikes anise oil did it. I mean what a combo. But camera flash is the best thing to light up corkies.
Anonymous
1/2/2010 8:50:00 PMyes i did toss some sherbert globalls with flo yarn, spotted globalls ect. dipped in oil the bite just wasnt there, thanks for the info flinginpooh, and nice summer steelie you landed. have you fished during daylight there?
flinginpooh
1/2/2010 8:58:00 PMYeah because its a 2 1/2 hr drive for me I go after work saturday night Glow ball till day light then change it up till I feel like comming home. Usually fish till noon or 1ish. Depends how its going. The next trip Im bringing my trailer down and Im staying 2 nights.
Anonymous
1/2/2010 9:00:00 PMya its a drive for me as well, am considering hitting the snoqualmie or tolt in the morning its a little closer. I left before daybreak and did not get a chance to toss a spoon or drift a jig, will be back soon though
