Does anyone know where the burbot are holding or moving this time of year? Are they leaving rivers like the Tanana as the ice goes out and heading into smaller creeks, sloughs or rivers? Any feedback is greatly appreciated....thanks.
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They're still in the Tanana. I got a few little ones today:
http://www.troutnut.com/fly-fishing-...e-burbot-linesJason
http://www.troutnut.com -- Fly fishing photos & insect hatch encyclopedia.
http://www.daltoncorridormap.com -- Exact 5-mile Haul Road corridor boundary for GPS & Google Earth
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Shaw Creek confluence is a good location along the road side. Trooper reports usually as a couple folks getting "fishing without a liscense" at shaw creek during May, every year. Seems I always saw a couple peeps fishing there when I worked at Donnelly TA and drove the route everyday. I think I may try it soon for myself.
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Originally posted by JediMasterSalmonSlayer View PostShaw Creek confluence is a good location along the road side. Trooper reports usually as a couple folks getting "fishing without a liscense" at shaw creek during May, every year. Seems I always saw a couple peeps fishing there when I worked at Donnelly TA and drove the route everyday. I think I may try it soon for myself.
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Originally posted by FishnMan View PostI've driven by Shaw Creek a bazillion times, each time saying "I'd love to fish there for burbot", and 19 years later I still havent done it. Hey, why put off now what I can do next decade! Seriously though, I'm just a little peed off that the state has blocked off the road access going out to the tanana (by moose creek). Gotta walk a long way now... On the good side, that area has really been abused and littered, so maybe its a good thing. Funny, the location of the new gate is already shot up and littered with casings, glass, and everything else.... Maybe more routine patrolling is needed out there...
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