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Twin Lakes
Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2014 2:12 am
by countryboy87
anyone know if the lakes have been stocked yet??? or has anyone been out with any luck??
Re: Twin Lakes
Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2014 10:05 pm
by MarkFromSea
There's a couple of Twin Lakes in the state, through powers of deduction I suspect you're asking about Snohomish County.
Nope, not this year yet.
Snohomish County
Lake/Pond Date Species Number Fish per
Pound Hatchery Notes
BLACKMANS LK (SNOH)
Snohomish County - Region 4 Mar 05, 2014 Rainbow 1,880 2.1 Tokul Cr Hatchery
BLACKMANS LK (SNOH)
Snohomish County - Region 4 Mar 04, 2014 Rainbow 2,069 2.1 Tokul Cr Hatchery
TYE LK (SNOH)
Snohomish County - Region 4 Mar 04, 2014 Rainbow 1,523 2.1 Tokul Cr Hatchery
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Re: Twin Lakes
Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2014 8:21 pm
by fishinChristian
I know of 6 Twin Lakes in WA, plus several listed as just Twin. Did MFS win that lottery?
Re: Twin Lakes
Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2014 10:03 pm
by Idstud
Twin lakes park in snoho cnty is know as Gissburg Ponds in the Regs just so you know and the north pond (closest to costco )is for kids only.
Re: Twin Lakes
Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2014 10:17 pm
by MarkFromSea
When did they build that Costco...? LOL I noticed it about a month ago.
6.. wow.. didn't know it was that many... that's right.. there's Twin on the Colville res and Twin to the E of Colville.. ect.
I just went by his number of posts about pinks... I didn't read any of it.
Re: Twin Lakes
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 7:46 am
by fishinChristian
Just went to this sites list, and there's 11 listed as Twin in one form or another. There were actually 6 formal Twin Lakes. That Snohomish one is the most popular, I think. Wonder if they just ran out of names...
Re: Twin Lakes
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 10:25 pm
by countryboy87
lol ya i was gonna list this as gissburg ponds but didnt know if many people would know it under that name... yeah mark that whole development is insane... used to all be woods.. used to go hike n pick mushrooms with my grandpa back there...
Re: Twin Lakes
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 8:57 am
by fishinChristian
Yeah, at Banks Lake they took out trees from the water and the edge that used to be loaded with bass and egg skeins to put in the park so people could fish... Huh? And nearby they just completely filled in a gravel pit that used to produce 8lb bass. Not even sure what they are doing there. Not everything we call progress is progress. Heck, you probably didn't even need a blinkety blank permit to pick those mushrooms...