Two Brothers #1
1/2/2016 8:44:00 AMThanks for the report high country, hows the water level, good enough to launch a 12 footer off a trailer? FYI, aren't your 2015 boat tabs good until June 30th?, should be. What size were the Steelhead running?
high country
1/2/2016 12:07:00 PMA guy launched a 25' jet while I was there. My boat is an idaho boat so it is Dec 31st for me. The fish are about 14" avg. The Browns are running very big. 10 ish pounds.
tomconant
1/2/2016 8:36:00 PMthanks for the report. I haven't been to rock in a month, the weather got way too cold for me. maybe this next week
sackass
1/7/2016 2:58:00 PMThank you for the report. I have never fished Rock lake. Can you tell me about where to go from shore and maybe what depth you were fishing if you're willing to give up that information. Thanks again!
sackass
1/7/2016 2:58:00 PMThank you for the report. I have never fished Rock lake. Can you tell me about where to go from shore and maybe what depth you were fishing if you're willing to give up that information. Thanks again!
SPAWN.TILL.YOU.DIE
1/24/2016 6:44:00 AMSackass, Rock is a great lake to fish from shore. This time of year the fish are usually in the top twenty feet of the water column. However, the depth at the launch can be deeper than 50 feet and anglers often catch fish off the bottom here. One thing to be aware of when bank fishing is a submerged cliff line about 10-15 feet from the shore that is easy to snag your tackle on. This is why most people use slip bobbers as mentioned in other post.