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Fish Tech Fishing Report for 10/13/2012

Fish Tech Fishing Report for 10/13/2012


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Hi I'm Dan Smith from Fish Tech Outfitters. There are two things most boat owners have in their boats; one is a net, and it's always a hard thing to do is to figure out where to stow a net. Number two is a paddle, all boats 22 feet and under must have a paddle....Here is a solution for this. Stow-away come up with this neat idea, it's a net and a paddle in one. So what you do is you push this button, you pull off the paddle part, you grab it down here at the handle, push forward and then give it a little extra....Now you've got a net. So when you want to stow it away, you pull it back and it will fit in a rod locker or in between the seats or someplace nice and convenient. For tips like this and more, come on down to Fish Tech and we'll help you out. Now tonights fishing line.

UINTA LAKES

(Oct 4) Anglers report good fishing at Mirror Lake with pmd fly patterns. Nice-sized tiger trout have been stocked in Butterfly, Pass and other lakes near the SR 150 summit. This is a great time of year to fish the Uintas!

SAND HOLLOW RESEVOIR

(Oct 5) Bass fishing is good to excellent with almost any technique. Quagga mussels are present in Sand Hollow, so plan on extra time to have your boat washed before you leave the reservoir.

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