Post By: Branch Doctor Posted: 7/7/2018 3:35:10 PMPoints: 596
I finally got the opportunity to do some greenback fishing last Sunday and was not disappointed. They are such a beautiful fish I feel privileged every time I get to catch them!
Very nice. Could these fish perhaps be different species/subspecies? The first pic shows a cutthroat with spotting on the anal fin (greenback?) while the second pic shows a cutthroat without the anal fin spotting. I’m just trying to learn.
Reply by: Branch Doctor Posted: 7/8/2018 11:03:21 AM Points: 596
Thanks guys. I was only able to fish for an hour and still caught 8 or 9. They were hitting a 1/8 oz rainbow trout kasty a small rainbow colored little cleo the most consistently. Wish I could've fished it longer but it was a long trek back to the truck.
See, what do I keep saying about 'confidence baits"? Rainbow Kasty! I'm up to about a dozen species on that one. laker, brown, brook, bow, cuttie, crappie, green sunfish, red-ear, bluegill, bass, walleye, perch... probably a few I am forgetting as well.
