We fished the back shore of Boomerang Lake yesterday. A left turn up a spur trail right before the usual left turn at "Intersection B" takes you right around the back. It's an interesting view around there: groups have felled many small trees to improve access for quads and other four wheeled vehicles. (We encountered a truck as we left that had parked to camp for the night. I would have thought that terrain like that was impossible to travel for a truck). Anyway, here's the route:
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| Weigles to the Back of Boomerang Lake (Right to Left) - Click to Enlarge All Photos |
We found a few good fishing spots. It was generally pretty slow although we both got bites on and off. Paul pulled in a small trout that he intended to throw back, but it joined the choir invisible before he managed to get it wet. His second catch was spectacular: a beautiful full-bodied cutthroat trout of about 2.5 to 3 lbs. Caught on the amazing "North Bend Super Duper" lure. I've had great luck with those. That was it today... just two trout.
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| Nice Fish!! |
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| The 3lb Trout Accompanied By Paul's Tiny Murdered Kindergarten Fishlet |
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| The back side of Boomerang Lake facing the "boat ramp" on the far right shore |
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