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My neighbor Tom with our catch from Standley Lake 7/8/2012
I caught my first walleye (barely a keeper at 15") and my biggest smallmouth (about 18").
We used a night crawlers on a Lindy Rig and back trolled around 18-24 ft deep.
Nice! Can I cast from shore using night crawlers?Originally Posted by meatman
My neighbor Tom with our catch from Standley Lake 7/8/2012
I caught my first walleye (barely a keeper at 15") and my biggest smallmouth (about 18").
We used a night crawlers on a Lindy Rig and back trolled around 18-24 ft deep.
I'm pretty sure you can, but I'm not sure if you'd come up with anything of size. The first fish I caught yesterday was in about 15 ft of water and it was a 4" smallmouth.I guess it depends on where you are.
I'm not sure what other people fishing from shore were using, but I saw quite a few people out there.
I'm going for fun and enjoy the lake. Catching a fish is just a bonus =)I'm pretty sure you can, but I'm not sure if you'd come up with anything of size. The first fish I caught yesterday was in about 15 ft of water and it was a 4" smallmouth.
I'm not sure what other people fishing from shore were using, but I saw quite a few people out there.
Are there catfish there?
Agreed. It's great to be on or near the water with a fishing pole in hand.
http://www.ci.westminster.co.us/Park...k/Fishing.aspx
Looks like they have some channel cats in there. My neighbor thought that big walleye was going to be a carp. We're glad it wasn't!
LOL no limit on carp. Seems like size isn't an issue.
That's what she said.
I think the only regulation on size is for walleye. 15" minimum with and only one keeper over 21". (see CDOW fishing brochure)
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