rickydbasser
6/21/2012 1:35:00 PMBecause its so far away I haven't fished Devereaux for a couple years. And that was the first and only time I've ever been there. But I ran into the same problem. If you were fishing shallow like I was, I didn't touch a fish. Then I moved out into 15 to 20 feet of water with a dropshot and one of my home made 4 inch worms in watermellonseed, and immediately started catching bass. I can't remember how many I caught, but it was well over a dozen. Nothing really big, but most were nice chunky bass. Like many clear water lakes, after spawn the bass will move deeper. The clearer the water, the deeper they'll hold. And lakes don't get much clearer than Devereaux. Hope that helps.
Mike Carey
6/21/2012 8:20:00 PMgreat day to be out on the water! The fish are just waiting for your next time out.
salmonbarry
6/21/2012 8:29:00 PMI have heard they have kokanee in this lake too. I fished it years ago in a canoe and we jigged for them and had a lot of success. haven't been back in years but may have to make a trip over there in my little one man boat
Todd Middaugh
6/23/2012 8:38:00 AMI fished at Devereaux 2 weeks ago from 6am til noon, fishing was slow, did manage 2 about 12 inch
on floating rapala in tight around laydowns. Looking foward to hooking up sometime.
on floating rapala in tight around laydowns. Looking foward to hooking up sometime.
