Burbot in the bow

[Flieguy]

I know there there, and I've heard some people target them on the fly.

anyone on here do that? It sounds awesome

[BeeGuy]

Caught my first a week and a half ago.

Good size and healthy at twilight.

On a spoon, not a fly though.

I'm sure there are a lot more in there than most people think.

[badger]

Got my first one this spring, in Fish Creek Park. Slow water and the Wooly Bugger was barely moving. A large stick will put up more of a fight.

[WhitefishLady]

Sounds like one of my next goals! I would think you would need a fast sink tip or full sinking line.

Got my first one this spring, in Fish Creek Park. Slow water and the Wooly Bugger was barely moving. A large stick will put up more of a fight.

That's funny!!

[rycoma]

we used to catch them at the spill way hole below bearspaw res. always after the sun went down

[BeeGuy]

Originally Posted by rycoma

we used to catch them at the spill way hole below bearspaw res. always after the sun went down

Which pattern?

[goldscud]

Nymphing works.
Little white streamers on sinking line works

[Lornce]

Originally Posted by BeeGuy

Caught my first a week and a half ago.

Good size and healthy at twilight.

On a spoon, not a fly though.

I'm sure there are a lot more in there than most people think.

That was a big one.

[rycoma]

like he said on spoons