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Originally Posted by Brian37075
Curious about fishing the caney in a boat while they are generating. I've waded the Caney for trout prior to generation, but never fished from a boat while generation has started. Seems like it would be hard to battle the current. Putting in at the dam fishing the first few miles is the idea. Is this a bad idea or something people do? Not at night, afternoon till dusk. Would the bigger trout be biting at this time or what type of fish should I pursue. Fellow ask me at work about putting his duck boat in and trying this. I normally wade it, but have never been questioned about doing this. I didn't have an answer. I hoping someone on here might be able to help. Bad idea or something to consider trying.
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If you want to catch some big browns it's a great idea. As long as you pay attention to what you are doing.....try to stay in middle of river and quarter cast to the left...right....where trout may hang out. If you are alone...or even with someone.....a tiller steer works better for this...IMHO. It's not that hard...but always be careful. Your idea is a good one....drift the first couple of miles.....then run back up and drift down again. Throw some good cranks and get ready to be amazed at what hits them...and if no hits you will be in awe of the follows you get.
Regards