BentRod
11/19/2013 8:26:00 AMSounds like you gave it your all. This rising water will likely make things tough until probably the weekend. If you're looking for a lake to go try for some trout then Beaver Lake in King County is a nice year-round suggestion. Best of luck.
Mike Carey
11/19/2013 10:44:00 AMthere's a map on this video: http://www.washingtonlakes.com/WatchVideoHD.aspx?id=133
woady
11/19/2013 11:38:00 AMHi dave is u want meat for your freezer YOU MAY NEED TO FISH NEXT TO OTHER FISHERMAN. Have you tried USING GOOGLE OR THIS SITES SEARCH FUNCTION
jigs ND shrimp JIGS AND SHRIMP. if youd DO SOME RESEARCH youd get this info. thanks dave
jigs ND shrimp JIGS AND SHRIMP. if youd DO SOME RESEARCH youd get this info. thanks dave
Mong_fisherman
11/19/2013 10:45:00 PMDave,
Read what Burnside wrote. But what I see is most successful for other fishermen is tipping it with a prawn.
As a newbie to another, it's always better to PM or use the Search function on here than to blatantly ask for answers. I don't mind either way but other users in here dislike that tactic. Best advice is to ask the fellow fisherman next to you at the river and see what they're using or doing differently than you.
Read what Burnside wrote. But what I see is most successful for other fishermen is tipping it with a prawn.
As a newbie to another, it's always better to PM or use the Search function on here than to blatantly ask for answers. I don't mind either way but other users in here dislike that tactic. Best advice is to ask the fellow fisherman next to you at the river and see what they're using or doing differently than you.
makscoot
11/20/2013 6:46:00 PMI concur with the Beaver lake post, stocked and open year round.. Good luck.
