Northwest Fishing Reports

This one wouldnt attach to the original post. Anyhow, I dont think I'll take the time to post all the 4 and 5lbers to the other thread since I have to resize them to post. Its kinda a pain!

Hey guys. Had pretty decent year after a slow start. Finally broke the 5lber curse in May and put some decent ones in the boat over the summer. Things really started to heat up for me toward the end of summer and into the fall transition. Heres a few of my biggest this season. Check out the cast to ...

Aaaand another. Keep nudging that 6 mark, but cant seem to break through

JS wrote:It's been a long time since I've posted. I'll join back in with a 7.21 pound green I caught today. 2018-03-31 19.12.46.jpg

NICE! Bet that one got the blood going!

The ponds off Keys rd have spiny rays. Ive seen bass in the ponds further back, but havent seen them in the bigger one closer to the road. There is sunfish though so the forage is there.

Just shy of 6. Caught two smaller fish as well. Ill take it for post fronal conditions and snow on the ground when I launched!

8theB8 wrote:Totally just messing with you about the report, totally your call!! I think about 10% of site visitors actually post reports?


I'm on the board!! 6.2 and a 4.5 in the other thread! It's a start...FINALLY!

Very nice! I cant seem to break 6 yet. Maybe this week!

5.4 to top off a good day. Camera wasnt rolling for the big one but you can watch some other highlights from the weekend in the new video I posted.

https://youtu.be/5ay_w22Lghw

5.7lber to anchor a decent spring bag. You can watch the C2C on youtube at https://youtu.be/beBkvzOt6r4

Well no giants to start out the year, but with the mild temps since mid January Ive been finding a few fish. Bites been up and down with the temps, but they are out there to ne caught if you have the patience.

Layer up and fish a species that gets you so excited it doesnt matter if you cant feel your fingers. Or toes!

Its a simple math problem when you look at what this could do to some of the smaller acreage bodies of water in Washington. Of course some of the big lakes wont see as much of a negative impact or could even benefit from removal of bag limits, but the smaller lakes are full of species that use these...

What channel does it come in on? I cant find anything about it.

Jake Dogfish wrote:A Native fish.
If you want to kill something try Bass. They are non native and everywhere.

5.73 I caught in August which got us 1st place and big fish at our club tourney and a 5.11 I caught earlier this week on my new Hiroshima glide. Would sure like to break 6 at least one more time this season.

It helped me to work my way up from smaller baits. I still use a 6inch bait sometimes, especially during the colder months. The bbz is not a bad bait though try burning it over flats or weeds!

Thanks Tom! Give them a try, but be warned... Big bait fishing is extremely addicting!

Another good one on the 8.5 hard tail Hiro Trout. Hard to put this bait down!

Thanks for the report.

Cant go wrong with the natural colors. I know a few guys who use the brown one up here. Id go with whatever your most confident in.