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Back in the late 80's, when you could use live bait up river from Lee's Ferry, we would thread a night crawler up the line so the hook came out the backend of the worm. A small Aberdeen hook. Used an ink refill as a threading tool. Couple of split shot and just let it drift down off the bottom. Lost an estimated 7lb'er once. Had him right up to the boat before he threw the hook. Hair jigs work well to.
@@theu.s.ofangling1344 the flow from the dam was more consistent, thus the vegetation was thicker, in the moss was fresh water shrimp, the trout thrived. my mom caught a 33 inch 12 lb rainbow, our biggest brook trout was just over 5 lb, it was amazing fishing, best time of year was february-april
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Last I checked Lee's Ferry is still in the Glen Canyon national park, not the Grand Canyon. I used to spend all my weekends down there.
Lee’s Ferry is recognized as the very start of the Grand Canyon! Not the entire recreation area, but the river itself.
Another great fishing. Did yiu fish above Lee's Ferry Boat Launch or below? Thanks for sharing.
Just below. I believe it was called Peoria riffle.
@@theu.s.ofangling1344 downstream the Paria River confluence, so Paria riffle
Lees ferry is my favorite spot! I take my boat up to 9 mile and camp at horseshoe bend. The fishing is great upriver!
I wish I could have gotten up river! The area is amazing!
Back in the late 80's, when you could use live bait up river from Lee's Ferry, we would thread a night crawler up the line so the hook came out the backend of the worm. A small Aberdeen hook. Used an ink refill as a threading tool. Couple of split shot and just let it drift down off the bottom. Lost an estimated 7lb'er once. Had him right up to the boat before he threw the hook. Hair jigs work well to.
I heard the Trout used to be GIANT years ago due to the nutrients that came out of the lake above!
That and fresh water shrimp.
They are paying a bounty for browns at Lee's Ferry now.
Set your drag a little tighter bro. Once hooked then loosen drag
you slayed
Bobber fishing at one of Arizonas trophy fisheries lmao
Do you think the fishing is still good there when its august, and pretty hot?
The water will still be very cold. I would assume it’s a great fishery year round!
late 70s thru early 80s, we would catch trout ranging 3lbs to 12lbs, no foolin, it was the best trout fishing in the usa
I was talking with a guy while I was there and that’s what he was saying! Something about tons of minerals in the water from lake Powell?
@@theu.s.ofangling1344 the flow from the dam was more consistent, thus the vegetation was thicker, in the moss was fresh water shrimp, the trout thrived. my mom caught a 33 inch 12 lb rainbow, our biggest brook trout was just over 5 lb, it was amazing fishing, best time of year was february-april
@@robertfeightner5354 sounds like what dreams are made of!
man you should adjust something when ur trout spinning
live bait is illegal there
It is legal where I am fishing. Further up river it is illegal
Glen Canyon. It’s Glen Canyon. Not Grand Canyon.
It’s the very beginning of the Grand Canyon. As far as the river is concerned
@@theu.s.ofangling1344 😆🤣😂 go read a map buddy. It’s the Colorado River. And the canyon system goes Glen Canyon then Marble Canyon then Grand Canyon.
Why don’t you type in “where does the grand canyons start” into google and let me know what you find
@@theu.s.ofangling1344 hahaha try looking at a USGS quadrangle buddy
That map literally shows the Grand Canyon starting at lees ferry… 🤷🏽♂️