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Reports > 2024 > March > Monday 18
Monday, March 18, 2024
 
By Dave Graybill
 
Some of you may have seen the video on did on Billy Clapp Lake about three weeks ago. This was done when the water was down, and I was showing people that there are some very nice rainbow taken from the shore. Now the water is coming up, and I posted a photo on my Facebook page, showing that the dock is starting to float and launching would be possible very soon. I was invited to fish Billy Clapp last Sunday and was pretty excited about it. I have had some amazing days here in the early spring. The rainbow can average 15 to 16 inches and are very healthy. I usually start the season fishing for the trout by flatlining plugs. I have box set aside just for this purpose. It is full of a variety of the bright orange floating Rapalas of different sizes, including the biggest one they make. I have some other Rapalas in different patterns, like the perch and rainbow that also work very well. Sometimes I run these away from the boat on side planers, as these fish are in the top of the water column. I’ll let you know how we do.