LATE Season BIG Rainbows on the Rapala's

[@idahooutdoors6899]

Love it!

[@tonyjessen8204]

The sound of a singing reel. That what life is all about. 👍👍🎣

[@finsfeathersandfaith5595]

Agreed

[@chriswaller9362]

I’m always scared to throw rapalas in rivers fearing I will get them snagged. Looks like you found a nice deeper pool there.

[@OLDHATFISHING]

I get snagged a fair amount but can usually work them free

[@zackaryharvey9601]

I'll be chasing browns around the beginning of January!

[@TokyoNightGirlLofi]

👍 ! !! 🧡🧡🧡

[@JayFarrar-c6t]

What river is that….the south fork? I mostly hang on the Boise

[@OLDHATFISHING]

This spot is kind of a family secret. I'm fine posting up other river names but sometimes I need to keep spots on the down low.

[@jeffreydavis8838]

Do you stick exclusively to rapalas on the Boise in the winter or do you mix it up with spinners and other rigs?

[@OLDHATFISHING]

Winter and spring I use primarily shrimp on the Boise. Fall and summer I’ll use Raps on most rivers.

[@joebare844]

What color Rapala?

[@OLDHATFISHING]

Depends on the river but crawdad is always a winner.

[@leonardwolf1820]

You would think that someone who makes fishing videos would know something about fish. But no. The thumbnail is a picture of a cutthroat trout but the caption describes it as a rainbow trout.

[@OLDHATFISHING]

That trout is a rainbow all colored up for the winter. Not a cutthroat.

[@idahooutdoors6899]

That is a rainbow. If you’re gonna call someone out at least have an idea of what you’re talking about.

[@finsfeathersandfaith5595]

Wait….you think that’s a cuttie?

[@leonardwolf1820]

@@finsfeathersandfaith5595 I have a six-pound Rainbow Trout that I caught in November on my wall without a trace of red on it's head. And the pictures of cutthroats I've seen look just like the trout in the thumbnail. If I'm mistaken I hope I don't have to be taken out and flogged.

[@OLDHATFISHING]

@@leonardwolf1820 The fish in the thumbnail is certainly a rainbow. No hate here but hey, no reason next time to come at someone so aggressively.