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Jun 19, 2024
8:17:07pm

fulano All-American

You need a lot more gear to fly fish lakes but if you have it, great

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fulano

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Last login: Jun 29, 2024
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Suggestions for lake (under 2 hours from Provo) for a beginner fly fisherman?

Jun 19, 8:07pm

Fly fish the provo river

Baron

Jun 19, 8:08pm

Strawberry. Don’t know if I’d start in a lake though

fulano

Jun 19, 8:09pm

I thought lake because there’s less brush, my friend has never flyfished at all.

Jun 19, 8:15pm

You need a lot more gear to fly fish lakes but if you have it, great

fulano

Jun 19, 8:17pm

Strawberry river isn't too bad - if it's open.

Eddie

Jun 19, 8:47pm

The exception is alpine lakes

letthewookieewin

Jun 19, 9:03pm

Bartholomew in Springville is good if you want to strip streamers.

byusage

Jun 19, 8:34pm

Vivian park, lakes up near Payson, electric lake.

conetah

Jun 19, 8:37pm

Strawberry is probably the answer but only if you’ve got a boat of some sort.

godawgs

Jun 19, 8:53pm

Wait for the white bass spawn and your beginner friend will catch a bass every cast on the lower Provo

letthewookieewin

Jun 19, 9:04pm

This is true and lots of fun. Just mostly done for the year.

godawgs

Jun 19, 9:17pm

Ah bummer. It’s been a bit so I don’t remember the timing

letthewookieewin

Jun 19, 9:23pm

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