Spiegel
8/29/2012 12:30:00 PMThere are some piers close to deep water that do good. There's one broken down pier in shallow water that's also good. Finally, some of the lily pads in the north side is also good. Now figure out where this places are... However, if you have to fish from shore, no luck... there's no really good place for that, except that you can get some dinks (less than 8 inches) by the beach of the park.
BassSlayer1981
8/29/2012 7:04:00 PM@ Spiegel Piers? on beaver in skagit? I didnt know they where any piers on that lake unless there under water. The lake is only 10ft deep.
bcalvert
8/30/2012 3:53:00 PMNo Piers on Beaver (Skagit) but there is a floating pallet island covered with reeds and cattails. - I have had zero hits on hollow belly frogs this year but have had good success with the buzz fogs there in the last couple of weeks. Target the inner most pads on the West - North West end of the lake. If the wind picks up, tie on a spinner bait and work the wind blown edge of the pads. I try to run both lures parallel to the front of the pads. If your keeping bass to eat... Remember those slot limits folks!
