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@@sofarsogut - thank you. Yes, several overdubs.

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Thank you, @xavi12R!

Thanks, @kaduvivaguitar!

Thank you, @sofarsogut!

Thanks, Pierre! Yeah, luckily my Covid was just like a regular flu - first two days was really tired though, slept a lot! Glad Covid has become less deadly.

18" to 2'. Mostly powerbait and sometimes power egg with power worm (basically, a mice tail). Been pretty slow overall for me though, so far this year - have to be patient.

Thanks, YourNextCast! Yeah, after sucking so much the last of 2021, was nice to catch something.

Thanks!

You mean fish or DFG? :)

Only been to Quarry once so far this season - hooked a nice one that got off. I think with lower water levels, the bite is slower. Maybe I'll wait as they stock it more.

Thank you, Byron!

Since weather has gotten warmer, kind of given up on trout 'til it gets cooler. Will probably plug bay for halibut & stripers. Got a few undersize halibut, but nothing legal yet.

@@finchaser2683 you should go for catfish at quarry or carp soon

@@marcocorona7443 - I won’t hit Quarry til next trout season. Not big on catfish or carp.

Had 2-4# test, so couldn't clamp down drag too hard. Think it was probably a big carp - seen some rolling after that.

Thanks. Lol!

Thanks, Larry. It sucks, but it happens.

Yeah! Just wanted to see what it was!

@@finchaser2683 I know!!! Whatever it was, it hit hard!

@@michaelwahlander2076 - my fishing buddies thought maybe a big carp. I'm sure there are some big ones in there. I know they plant some big trout in there, too.

Usually early morning is best for me, just when there starts to be a little grey light, up to about 7:30/8am. Sometimes, bite will be late though - it's hard to say - but I like early morning best.

Thanks, Larry!

Thanks, Michael!

I had this tiny "De-Liar" scale, and it weighed 5 1/2 lbs on it - not that accurate tho. It was 22" long and pretty fat!

I looked at the front kiosk as I walked in, and said they hadn't stocked since Feb 23. But the way the bite started early, I thought maybe they stocked since then - but then after first few fish, bite just died. So, not sure.

Thanks. Yeah, lots of shoreline to explore. I've tried different spots all round with varied to no success.

@@finchaser2683 Well I dare say you have that spot figured out. I would think it would be deeper then 20ft out where you are casting, being a quarry.

@@larrytransam6629 Go for it! Might be deeper, just my guestimate.

@@finchaser2683 Don't get me wrong, I'm interested in your guestimate. It's kind of a bummer that Quarry lakes is one of the few places that has limited information on water depth. Next time I run into a boat out there with a depth finder I will ask.

@@larrytransam6629 - I remember one time I fished on the rounded point in front of the boat launch (I think you can't fish there anymore?), and it was pretty deep.

Usually somewhere towards the back of the lake.

@@finchaser2683 Thank you. Quarry doesn't seem that big until you walk towards the back. Good size lake.

Larry, my mainline either 4# or 6#, leader is 4#. I think I actually have 2# test mainline on one of my reels.

That's very impressive. That's a lot of weight to be throwing out with such lite line. You must have a soft touch. I would be snapping off that weight right and left. Hoe deep do you think it is to where you are casting out to?

@@larrytransam6629 - I'm only using 3/4oz weight though. I would guess 15 - 20ft deep.

Towards the back.

No, towards the back.

@@finchaser2683 Where is the back of the lake? Only fished row before.

@@xubin5690 - just walk toward the back of the lake and explore, there is a lot of shoreline to fish. I've also had luck fishing parts of the peninsula, but haven't fished there for a while. Maybe I'll try again.

Mostly powerbait, sometimes power egg and worms together.

Thanks, Hunter!

Thanks, Jeofrey.

4 lber's a nice one! I use the bobber as a bite indicator, so I can see bites and fish won't feel to much tension on line.

Thanks, Jeofrey. Don't think I know that much, just get lucky sometimes.

Thanks, Chris! Yeah, I got lucky. I wanted to release a couple of them, 'cause they were so small - but they were gut-hooked. Just as well, felt like it was going to be a slow day anyway. Happy to just have some fun reeling them in!

No. Earlier, I was checking my line and it tangled hers - I thought it was just a broken off line, so I pulled it in and cut it. Somehow, I didn't think it was my neighbor's active line - my bad. Shortly after I caught the fish. I think I probably did cut off the hook, but didn't really pay attention. I had caught another stray leader earlier, probably why I didn't think it was attached.

@@finchaser2683 haha ok, then why isn’t it in the video? ;)

@@chriseling - haha, didn't make the cut.

I think the most important thing is light leader, 4# test max, or you could use fluorocarbon leader (I don’t). Trout are finicky and line-shy.

@@finchaser2683 I went to quarry lakes today and caught 3 small 2 pound Mt. Lassen.. thank you for your small tips.

@@BluBlox1 - that's awesome! No problem.

This morning. It’s been slow though.

I use small kahle hooks, #14 or #16, not trebles.

@@finchaser2683 also I was wondering what power bait color or scent is do you used because your method really work in your videos . Thank you I’m learning how to fish btw.

@@BluBlox1 - I like rainbow or chartreuse. Also like the Berkley trout attractant. Good luck!

@@finchaser2683 For the Berkley trout attractant. Is it the power bait trout attractant or the power bait trout dip?

@@BluBlox1 - I use the power bait attractant. but I would think either would work, as they would both leave a scent trail.

Thank you, Pierre!