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Sunday, June 17, 2012

Soldier Creek Reservoir 04-21-2012

Back in April Sam and I met up with Bruce, Dennis, and Mark at Soldier Creek reservoir. We caught a bunch of Rainbow trout between ten and fifteen inches long, not big but hard fighters that would come shooting out of the water when hooked. If I remember correctly only a few Cutthroat trout were caught between the five of us.













Sunday, February 26, 2012

Deep Creek 02-18-2012

Rick and I tried a new location in Idaho. We arrived around 8:00 am, Bruce, Mark, Bruce's brother Matt, and two of Matt's friends, Rick and Sherwin had already set up and caught some fish. Matt had a power auger and quickly punched us some holes through the 15" ice.
The interesting thing about ice fishing in Idaho, is that in some locations you can fish with five rods, so we had at least thirty-five holes in the ice.


Rick caught this one using a small jigging rod.

Bruce

Mark

I have fishing story  to share. While the fish and game officers were checking our license's one of Bruce's rods went shooting down the hole, a little while latter one of his other rods starts bouncing, so he reels the fish in and finds another line in the fishes mouth that goes back down the hole in the ice, so he pulls the line up through the hole, and it's his rod that went down the other hole earlier.



Sherwin

Rick

Loaded up and ready to leave.
After everyone else had left Rick caught this nice Rainbow.

My home made Jaw Jacker work great, I had two bites and it set the hook both times.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Pineview 01-14-2012

Rick and I met up with Bruce and Mark at Pineview. Fishing was slow, but as always we had a good time.
I thought this was a cool picture, the ice had broken up and then froze again. 










Saturday, February 12, 2011

Pinewiew Rservoir 2-12-2011

I invited three Varsity Scouts to come ice fishing with me, but only Jason was able to make it. We arrived around 10:00, located Bruce and Mark and started fishing.



















The ice moaned, groaned and popped all day, and sometime vibrated under our seats, but it’s about 12-inches thick and not really anything to worry about. We found a fish frozen in a hole that had refrozen over night.













Ice fishing with friends is a lot like sitting around a campfire roasting marshmallows, laughing and talking.














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