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STARVATION RESERVOIR
ANGLERS REPORT GOOD FISHING FOR BASS, WALLEYE, YELLOW PERCH, RAINBOWS AND BROWNS. FOR TROUT, TRY SMALL, BRIGHT SPOONS OR CRANKBAITS, OR USE FLIES THAT IMITATE MIDGES, BLACK ANTS OR LEECHES. FOR BASS & WALLEYE, TRY CRAYFISH-COLORED JIGS AND FISH-COLORED CRANKBAITS. SIMILAR LURES AND COLORS IN SMALL SIZE ARE THE TRICK TO CATCHING YELLOW PERCH.
THISTLE CREEK
ANGLERS REPORT THAT THE TROUT TEND TO STAY UNDER THE OVERHANGING BANKS OR IN THE DEEPER POOLS DURING THE HEAT OF THE DAY. TRY TARGETING THESE AREAS!










