10 Minutes On Rainbow Lake
Written by Aaron “Chubbs” Peterson
So, I was in the land of milk and honey (Idaho) on the 5th and decided I would go weather the elements in frigid Rexburg Idaho and fish for a few minutes on Rainbow Lake. My goal was to re-affirm my faith that Rainbow Lake produces huge bows in a matter of minutes. 10 minutes later I had 1 nice fatty, wind burned cheeks, and 8 frozen digits. I looked up on weather.com and it showed temperature in Rexburg at 24 degrees, but it felt like 5 degrees. Regardless, Rainbow Lake remains a prized possession for the Fly Fishing Frenzy group to catch trophy rainbow trout, bass, and muskie. Even with the frozen digits, I got a few pics of the Lake and the beautiful bow that put up a tremendous fight.
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Big Hoss Reply:
December 8th, 2008 at 10:04 pm
I want to do some ice fishing on Rainbow Lake this winter. Maybe next time you go up for work Chubbs I can tag along and catch some fatties.
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Big Hoss Reply:
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