Don: Sorry we didn't get together. Some quality fishing around here, in addition to the Provo River, which is the Holy Grail, but gets hammered to death 365 days a year. Utah Lake has several species of game fish, and some trash fish, and a couple of rare species. Walleyes, white bass, largemouth, at least two species of catfish, some perch, a lot of carp, a few trout which get washed out of the colder, fresher streams that feed the lake. The lake is not very cold, and is quite shallow. Quite a few fishermen I know fish the lake a lot. Personally, I head for the streams. Next time you are travelling through, let us know.
Larry Johnson Springville, just south of Provo >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/23/2005 4:22 PM >>> Larry, Sure was close to you last week. Didn't realize that Springville was just south of Provo. We were actually in the Wal Mart there. Sorry to miss you. Joyce was out of town too. How is Utah Lake for fishing? DonO ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 3:10 PM Subject: [VFB] Cabela's, now Cabela's again This is a follow-up to the note I posted yesterday about attending the Cabela's pre-opening sale last night. I didn't get to go. My son-in-law couldn't get the tickets after all, or he couldn't get off work after all, so after all was said and done, there was a lot more said than done. It all smelled a little fishy (fishing related now). Larry Johnson Springville, Utah
