Bill Zahradka “The Salmon Slayer“, from Wolf Point, took the Captain and his nephew Jon Ward, from South Dakota, salmon and lake trout fishing Sunday on Fort Peck. It was a great day with nine salmon boated along with half a dozen lake trout. Most all the salmon were caught on flies in various colors, and…
Bill Zahradka “The Salmon Slayer“, from Wolf Point, took the Captain and his nephew Jon Ward, from South Dakota, salmon and lake trout fishing Sunday on Fort Peck.
It was a great day with nine salmon boated along with half a dozen lake trout.
Most all the salmon were caught on flies in various colors, and the depth varied from 60-75 feet.
Jon was looking for some salmon and lakers to put in the smokers, and his wish came true!
Thanks, Slayer!
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