The early bird catches the worm, right? I'm hoping in this case the early fisherman has first dibs . The Oahe marina has been a hotspot for big rainbow trout, northern pike and other predatory fish seeking prey during the warming days of spring. Typically, the "timing" is right for these big fish when the ice goes out on the marina. This year has been anything but typical. The warm winter weather hosted by the great State of South Dakota has denied any ice formation in Oahe Marina. In light of this unique situation, and because I've decided to devote a large amount of time seeking out these big rainbows, I'll be posting updates on this blog as often as I go fishing to keep anyone interested up-to-date.
February 13, 2012
With numb fingers (even with glacier gloves) after two hours of fishing under my belt, I was satisfied. Dissatisfaction is lost on gorgeous days like these. No takers, but it was a great day. I'm leaving day one looking forward to my next chance to chase.
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