outtheresomewhere
4/1/2016 12:30:00 PMbuc, your Dad is 5yrs older than I, hope to see you out there next week, we're aiming for Wednesday - hoping Mr Smith has some
more info - we will launch at/near Steamboat and be in a white NorthRiver - that sure was a nice load of fish, as we're down to
only one walleye meal left, makes us ready to go fish'n soon
more info - we will launch at/near Steamboat and be in a white NorthRiver - that sure was a nice load of fish, as we're down to
only one walleye meal left, makes us ready to go fish'n soon
tyee4me
4/1/2016 3:26:00 PMThose perch are pigs! Nice catch. Not sure if you know about the record on perch in WA. ................Yellow Perch
Perca flavescens 2.75 lbs Larry Benthien Snelson's Slough, Skagit County June 22, 1969..................Walleye
Sander vitreum 20.32 lbs John Grubenhoff Lake Wallula, Benton County February 28, 2014
Perca flavescens 2.75 lbs Larry Benthien Snelson's Slough, Skagit County June 22, 1969..................Walleye
Sander vitreum 20.32 lbs John Grubenhoff Lake Wallula, Benton County February 28, 2014
asmith
4/1/2016 3:59:00 PMWe were catching fish anywhere from 32'-53' of water. Barker flats is the last place I would go as there are too many people that go there. If you do fish there, let them stay shallow and try fishing outside them in the 45'-50' of water. Just use slow death rigs tipped with a worm of course. Right now it seems to be more dull colors, but I caught my big one with a red color. Good luck
buc
4/4/2016 1:23:00 PMThanks for depth info, i go during the week so hopefully not to many people.
