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Richwon4
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I have fished crooked many many times but I never want to stop learning it. One thing stumps me however. Some of you who have been going up there for many many years can shed some insight on it for my kids and I. If you are willing to PM me I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
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Lawnchair107
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Richwon4: "I have fished crooked many many times but I never want to stop learning it. One thing stumps me however. Some of you who have been going up there for many many years can shed some insight on it for my kids and I. If you are willing to PM me I'd appreciate it. Thanks. "
What specifically are you asking?
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Richwon4
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There are a few reefs/ humps/ islands not on the maps. I know each bay has its own. We like to camp in Friday.
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tbro16
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Zoom in on google maps to find sunken islands. For Crooked, you can also check out the mndnr lake finder site to see the contour map theyve got. Best map I've seen of that lake. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday bays seem to have more humps than Thursday does.
Goodluck!
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AlexaBliss
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A popular way to fly fish the Crooked River is with nymphs. A small bead head (prince nymph, hare's ear, pheasant tail, or scud) with a smaller nymph as a dropper (zebra midge, midge pupa, or a mayfly emerger) will catch trout throughout the river.
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