Top Fishing Spots To Catch Cutbow Trout
Eric Holmlund
Took my 7-year-old out for a Sunday afternoon session in the double kayak in our backyard after church. I was jigging while she was drifting. I caught a couple nice smallmouths, and then a very nice 25” cutbow. It was a stout fish; no exaggeration to say it was probably an 8 pounder. I’ve caught a handful of cutbows around 25”, but I’d say this was the heaviest among those, so I’ll call it a PB! I did measure it but didn’t bother getting a picture on the tape, as I’ve caught so many master angler qualifying fish this year, I’m not turning them in unless it’s something extra special. And in this case, I feel it’s just a matter of time until I get a 27+ inch cutbow to make all the quarter inch differences a moot point. After the trout, I let my daughter drift both rods, to give her a better chance of a catch, but for whatever reason the bite cooled off (perhaps rapidly changing weather conditions). I was proud of her for keeping a good attitude and enjoying the trip in spite of not reeling in any today. She gets credit for holding the phone on my selfies, and also knows she usually catches more than me on our shared outings.
Fish Hawkeye
Very nice Cutbow out of the river in the mid afternoon.
Fish Hawkeye
Kept and ate some lakeside nice sized eaters. Tons of stockers , must have stocked up recently.
Julio Frias
Bentley Threadgill
Casted the cricket crank bait right under a good shaded tree and the trout snatched it right up.
Bentley Threadgill
#CatchKing this one I was blindly casting and then he hit it hard this cricket crank bait is my new favorite bait for trout now.
Fish Hawkeye
Bute in the river
Fish Hawkeye
What an amazing fishing spot I found on the shore. I called it skull rock for a reason. Check out the pictures as the sun fell. Took a ton of videos also. Had a lot of fun.