I dont really care what type of fish that are there, even if its just squaw fish, I just want to find streams/rivers to fish at in king, pierce or the county north of king. Thanks in advance
J.T.
looking for Rivers and streams
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RE:looking for Rivers and streams
In a month of so (give or take) the Snohomish River will be full of Humpies. Try the Green River or the Puyallup River in King county.
By the way, the county north of King county is Snohomish County.
By the way, the county north of King county is Snohomish County.
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RE:looking for Rivers and streams
Give the Sammamish a try. There's the Sammamish River Trail that runs along the entire length of the river, and there's always plenty of places to try. Make sure you read and follow the Selective Gear rules.
RE:looking for Rivers and streams
does selective gear mean only single point non barbed hooks and thats all?
RE:looking for Rivers and streams
selective is single point barbles, no bait, but if you dont fly fish you can use a spoon, my favorite for small to large trout is a bronz little cleo.