bazzdude
2/22/2010 6:47:00 PMHey good report but where were you fishing at on the river and what kind of fish were you catching? Smallies or trout? Anyhow, good job and keep on posting i like reading new posts.
rhodes
2/23/2010 6:20:00 AMthis report was on walleyes, and the location was ft. spokane. nice work washington lakes.com
rhodes 2/23/2010
rhodes 2/23/2010
bazzdude
2/23/2010 11:15:00 PMOic, you were in a boat, i need to get the though of spokane river fishing is from the bank. I always think of that area as the lake. I need to stop that, I can not really put my small boat with the trolling motor in there at that area i don't think so i am always bank fishing there. I was thinking of heading there this weekend and also below the dam i have had good luck on the landlocked salmon down there, Do you have any suggestions for me this weekend on any fihsing there> Thanks and stay safe fishing.
rhodes
2/24/2010 8:48:00 AMBazzdude, all size boats launch at ft.spokane. the current in not noticeable now, although the fishing is generally about 1and1/2
miles up stream. or more rhodes
miles up stream. or more rhodes
AJ's Dad
2/26/2010 12:51:00 AMrhodes, how deep were the fish you were finding? Depth is always the key factor in walley fishing, from my experience.
Happy fishing
Happy fishing
rhodes
2/26/2010 6:43:00 AMthe walleys were about 40 ft. but trolling is hard because the bottom in not even, and there in lies the hard part. rhodes
rhodes
2/26/2010 9:33:00 AMaj and bassdude keep in mind that you have to cross under sr 25 to be on columbia river side and i guess that is downriver.
rhodes
rhodes