Northwest Fishing Reports

I like it except I am a bit confused about the knotless net part.... How many people own a knotless net large enough to land a tiger musky in? I have a very large musky net from frabil that has the rubberized coating on it. Does this qualify as a knotless net? I think this part might be getting a l...

They are an awsome fish. Many years ago I caught a couple out of Baker Lake (17" and 24") and to this day I can still vividly recall how they looked -- olive body with brite white spots all over. I had brought a camera with me but left it in the truck. Maybe that's why I caught them. They are actual...

The state manages bull trout and Dolly Varden as the same species . There is no way to differentiate them by just looking at them. As an FYI, the genetic analyses that have been done so far on the bull trout/Dolly Varden in the anadromous zones of Puget Sound, indicate that the fish are bull trout. ...

I would not bother trying to catch tiger muskies in Green Lake. The lake was first (and only) stocked in 2000 with 147 tiger muskies. Due to fishing, natural causes, and a carp eradication project, it is highly unlikely that there are any tiger muskies left.

Theres got to be a chart somewhere. Most fish in Washington are non-native....pike,muskie,bass,most of the trout...even rainbows are non-native. Infact,the only true native trout that I know without a doubt is the cutthroat and beardsley(only found in Lake Cresent) There are other native fish but t...