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Originally Posted by elkhunter11
They are typically not much larger than 12" or so, but there were plenty of grayling in the House River. We caught many west of the bridge on highway 63. East of the bridge, we caught pike.
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Not commenting on your adventure specifically, just some info for the OP... While fly fishing has typically resulted in more action, spin fishing the same water has typically resulted in bigger fish for me.
Not saying you should spin fish, just stating that using something that imitates a baitfish rather than a bug can result in some surprisingly big grayling... even from streams that arent known for producing fish of any size.