Palomino estimated 6-7# range !
Mar 7, 2020 15:48:29 #
This was my 5 th big palomino in 4 seasons , all big girls over 6# !
Finally developed a method to catch them!
Finally developed a method to catch them!
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How are they different behavior-wise from rainbows? We don't have those out here, so just curious.
Mar 7, 2020 17:24:49 #
They do not respond to lures as most big bows do , they must be teased into strikes at times !
They fight very well once hooked up ! We are lucky here in PA to have a decent supply of them !
They fight very well once hooked up ! We are lucky here in PA to have a decent supply of them !
Mar 7, 2020 17:46:16 #
Foodfisher
Loc: SO. Cal coast
Called lightning trout here in san diego. Hybred, nonreproducing, stocked
Mar 7, 2020 18:02:42 #
Capt Lou wrote:
This was my 5 th big palomino in 4 seasons , all big girls over 6# !
Finally developed a method to catch them!
Finally developed a method to catch them!
Now that is a beautiful fish Capt. Where did you land that beauty?
Mar 7, 2020 18:47:05 #
Capt Lou wrote:
This was my 5 th big palomino in 4 seasons , all big girls over 6# !
Finally developed a method to catch them!
Finally developed a method to catch them!
Beautiful fish. We had those in the wilderness lakes in Wyoming when I was a kid. Grampa called them “Golden’s”
Mar 7, 2020 19:40:28 #
Foodfisher wrote:
Called lightning trout here in san diego. Hybred, nonreproducing, stocked
And where do they stock them in San Diego? I lived down there for 25 years and the trout were far and few between. Seems things have changed.
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plumbob wrote:
Now that is a beautiful fish Capt. Where did you land that beauty?
My home state PA !
Mar 8, 2020 11:10:12 #
Capt Lou wrote:
This was my 5 th big palomino in 4 seasons , all big girls over 6# !
Finally developed a method to catch them!
Finally developed a method to catch them!
After looking at some old photos I see the ones we had in Wyoming were not the same. Ours were bright yellow like that but had egg shaped spots down their sides instead of a red stripe. Still nice looking fish you got there. Our big ones were, maybe, 3 pounds.
Mar 8, 2020 11:11:43 #
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