Northwest Fishing Reports

we had one topic if what fish we caught. what fish do you want to add to your catch list? mine is grass pickerel from eloika, northern pike (from washington state) tiger musky(from washington state) big chinook salmon-steelhead (never bothered to fish for them). tench, kokanee.

I caught my first pink salmon this year

still working on that chum

Then as soon as the pass clears up next spring I have plans to go lake Cle Ellum and get my first burbot and lake trout in the same weekend (I wish)

Then will come brook trout, sturgeon and shad.

i want to catch me the following

-sturgeon
-pink salmon
-silver salmon
-king salmon
-steelhead
-chum salmon
-dogfish
-smallmouth bass again (last was like 4 years ago)
-brook trout
-lake trout
-warmouth
-halibut
-lingcod
-grass pickeral
-pike
-tiger musky
-regular musky


i know its a long list but i am still only 14 so i am sure all of these fish will become marked off the list at some time or another

Tiger Musky for me.

And a Steelhead in the saltwater (will be doing that a lot this winter)

If I could catch 1 fish, It would have to be a Tiger Musky, but any fish is a good fish to catch. Even Blue gills are fun to catch if you get enough of them.

Definitely want to go Tarpon fishing someday and Probably even Red fishing. Always wanted to catch a GAR too.

Right now, My target is Steelhead because there running through and I know what and where to go. Hit them up tomorrow baby!

I would love to catch a golden trout.

I have been thinking about going on one of those charters to catch a salmon in the river, that would be a lot of fun.

Some of the guys in the office went on a three day fishing charter out to get tuna...that would be a kick in the pants.

Mostly though, I would like to catch a fish that will strip line from my reel. I know that sounds kind of goofy to most of you because it happens all the time, but it has only happened once to me 20 years ago and I never saw the fish.

HEY, BOSS...do I really have to work today? Can I go fishin'...can I, can I, please, please

Sor Lip 'em All,
Lewis

lskiles wrote:I would love to catch a golden trout.

I have been thinking about going on one of those charters to catch a salmon in the river, that would be a lot of fun.

Some of the guys in the office went on a three day fishing charter out to get tuna...that would be a kick in the pants.

Mostly though, I would like to catch a fish that will strip line from my reel. I know that sounds kind of goofy to most of you because it happens all the time, but it has only happened once to me 20 years ago and I never saw the fish.

HEY, BOSS...do I really have to work today? Can I go fishin'...can I, can I, please, please

Sor Lip 'em All,
Lewis

I would have to agree about the Golden Trout that would be my freshwater fish.I really would have to go with the Roosterfish on a fly for my saltwater pick.They are suppose to be realy elusive to catch on on a lure or a fly.

[/quote]I would have to agree about the Golden Trout that would be my freshwater fish.I really would have to go with the Roosterfish on a fly for my saltwater pick.They are suppose to be realy elusive to catch on on a lure or a fly.[/quote]

rooster on the fly is on my list for sure, and a bonefish.

ive caught bonefish with conventional but not fly yet.

FW would be a golden trout, or a golden dorado

my dream ever since i was little was to catch a Tarpon on fly. Thats why i became a fisherman. Also bonefish on fly. Golden dorado is on the list. peacock bass from the amazon and last would be mahi mahi, for the dinner plate.

Ever since I caught my first fish on a dry fly I have always wanted to catch a nice chrome steelhead on a dry fly. And I would like to catch a Chum salmon.
Saltwater would be marlin.
Lakes would be golden, brown, Donaldson, and brook trout. Plus I have never caught a channal cat.

i have caught a donaldsen they get huge! i caught them on a bluefox spinner at this private lake in clark county

Donaldson? What is that?

I want to get a smallmouth bass that actually shows me what the talk is all about. I caught a small one at Pine Lake, I think around 6 inches, but I couldn't tell it from a largemouth's fight. I also want to catch a brown trout really badly. I wish they would make a launch on Pine Lake so I could catch those two.

I also want any river fish, never been river fishing. Any salmon, a cutthroat trout, and a crappie.

IPOD RODDER wait till about april and may and thats when i slammed the nice smallies out of pine. This year alone i landed 9 over 3 lbs and my biggest being 4 lbs.

A donaldson is a hybrid fish species geneticaly Manufactured by Dr. Donaldson of UW in the 60's. Every few weeks he used to release some into lake Wahington, Ny dad caught a 3lber when he was a kid, they are 30% steelhead 20% cutthroat and 50% rinbow. The still plant some in Lake Amador in cali.

A new hybrid: Sporting like a Coho Salmon, Tasty like a Walleye, and mean as a Musky. It's called a Cowalsky. Fights like the dickens, but too stupid to swim.

Seriously, I would like to get a Tarpon, a Dolphin, and a Permit.

gpc wrote:Donaldson? What is that?

I neede to know more about this Donaldson fush so I googled it and here is the link.http://www.washington.edu/research/path ... 1932a.html

funny what interesting things we learn on this site, i looked it up to! interesting! <')//<

ya thats pretty cool