Bill’s Corner – Lake Powell – 7-4-12
Great Season for Walleye on Lake Powell For warm water walleye on Lake Powell, night and early nomrning fish will show up around submerged trees and broken rock in 25′ to 35′ of water. Troll 1/4 ounes crayfish jig to 50′ behind the boat slowly as you grap the bottom for fish stayin around cover. Cut the motor at first notice, open the bale and let our bait fall to to the bottom then work it slowely up and down back to the boat. Walleye will only Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing Report July 4, 2012
Lake Powell Elevation: 3633.30 Water Temp – 74 degrees in the early a.m. by 80 degrees by noon Monsoons: A chance of storms will be in and out starting today. Typically your storms will not produce till the afternoon. If you are houseboating on Lake Powell, have your anchors set 3.5 feet down and wide enough to let the boat shift a bit. A good set anchor will keep you from having issues during any wind with the storms. The Sorros Family June 27, 2012 Visiting Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing Report 6-20-12
Yuki with Nice Smallmouth Fishing Wahweap Bay today Mari & Son connected with 8 stripers with 4 landed and few prime smallmouth. This was a 1/2 day at Wahweap Bay. Mari with a Nice Striper
Lake Powell Fishing Report 6-17-12
Water Elevation: 3635.89 Water Temps: 80+ I have been fishing many early a.m. this past week. I have been catching Walleye still which is a nice treat so late in the season. Water tempseratures are 80+ by mid morning. Expect a mix bag of fish early hours trolling and drop shotting in 15-25′ of water on Lake Powell. Troll a deep shad diver at 20′ and a drop shot at submerged structures in same depth zone. Capt. Bill
Lake Powell Fishing Report 6-09-12
Wayne’s Words Lake Powell Fishing Report 6-06-12
My weekly fishing trip was one day after a full moon and a big windstorm. I wasn’t expecting much but was pleased to find cooperative smallmouth and striped bass. Stripers were feeding on plankton near the surface at the edge of the brush line. They seemed to be slightly deeper than last week with most hits coming where bottom depth was 25-30 feet. Every time we trolled into shallower water, pesky smallmouth would whack our Lucky Craft Bevy Shad lures. In 2 hours of Read More +
Wayne’s Words May 29, 2012 – Slurps Start
Lake Powell Fish Report – May 29, 2012 Lake Elevation: 3636 Water Temperature 63-70 Striped bass fishing is now perking up. The spawn is over allowing adult stripers to focus on finding food instead of spawning. “Food” is quite small as shad, their primary forage item, are less than an inch long. These tiny shad live very near the surface so stripers skim the surface to effectively feed on their tiny prey. These surface feeding (slurps) events can be readily observed by anglers. Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing Report 5-22-12
Photo caption: Brian Myers from Colorado took some friends fishing in Good Hope Bay. They found fishing to be great for smallmouth bass. Stripers are spawning this week and only being caught at night. That will change as boils are predicted to begin in June. Lake Powell Fish Report May 22 2012 Lake Elevation: 3636 Water Temperature 70-75 F By: Wayne Gustaveson We did a tour of the recent hot spots and found fish holding in the same spots as last week. Read More +
Bill’s Corner 5-20-12
Striper’s not taking the Fly? Think about a different pattern. Try to change the size first or more times than not that’s all you need. If that doesn’t work, then change the patterns. Capt. Bill
Lake Powell Fishing Report 5-20-12
Lake Powell Fly Fishing for Stripers Tim from Pindale, WY 5-17-12 Lake Powell Elevation 3635.96 Water Temp: 70-71 degrees My day with professional drift boat guide tim from Pindale, WY was a special day since we could share lots of guide related stories and experiences. Tim caught some really nice schoolie size stripers and smallmouth as well. I look forward to his return to Lake Powell. Fly Fishing on the Lake is “on”. Tight Lines, Capt. Bill
