kenbarb
2/17/2015 9:56:00 AMThanks for the report Josh, looks like you have the right combination. The last time we fished Sprague we spliced two colors of leaded line to the mono, with the trailing mono, or leader about 30' long, the terminal lure was a small Rapala. The results were good, but your setup produced more fish in a shorter period of time. Isn't it amazing how hard those Rainbows hit, and the fight they put up.
Jipper
2/17/2015 3:05:00 PMthank you i was amazed at how hard they fought it was a beautiful day out on the water and only a few
people were fishing. @kenbarb
people were fishing. @kenbarb
kenbarb
2/17/2015 6:11:00 PMThis is the best time to fish Sprague, while the water is still cool. Jipper do you know if overnight camping is permitted near the WDFW boat launch?
Jipper
2/17/2015 9:24:00 PMi don't know i would assume so but you might call the sprague lake resort they would know
strikezone
2/18/2015 7:18:00 AMkenbarb: I'm pretty sure there is a sign there saying no overnight camping allowed or day use only.
Denny
Denny
downriggeral
2/18/2015 7:23:00 AMHi Ken - No overnight at the WDFW area but there are some nice campsites at Sprague Lake Resort. They also have a pretty good launch with a dock. Give Monica a call there to find out what is available. Alan
kenbarb
2/19/2015 1:11:00 PMThanks for the camping information, looks like Sprague Lake Resort is the place to camp. I got on their website, they charge $40.00 per night for camping, this includes the boat launch. Little bit on the spendy side, but the lakeside campsites look excellent. We stayed at Four Seasons Resort the last time we were there, they are very close to the railroad, and the constant rumbling of the trains make it difficult to sleep, plus it's a long dusty ride getting there.