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I am thinking of hitting a lake or two this weekend. What would be a good lake to go to in Snohomish county I am in arlington

Aaron Bosley wrote:I am thinking of hitting a lake or two this weekend. What would be a good lake to go to in Snohomish county I am in arlington

You should let people know what species you want to fish for, as well as if you have a boat, or will you be fishing from the bank, etc. Plenty of people should be able to help you out.

If you give me details I'll point you in the right direction. Cutthroat trout, brook trout, kokanee , brown trout , or rainbows? Bank or boat? Fly or gear? Quantity or quality? What's your preferences?

You can come borrow the drift boat if you need a boat buddy.

Sorry I will be In a little 12' boat. I would like to go for brook, brown and Kokanee and big trout I will be using fly gear and spinning gear

Aaron Bosley wrote:Sorry I will be In a little 12' boat. I would like to go for brook, brown and Kokanee and big trout I will be using fly gear and spinning gear

I would say to try Lake Stevens, but I'm not following the issue regarding the spread of the anti-foilage stuff.. Or whatever that other thread is about. Steelhead360 can speak to that. Maybe there was a recent spread of that stuff, and has effected fishing. Otherwise Stevens has some large bows.

They will be start planting lakes soon. many lakes will be fun to fish for planters. I have done well on Flowing lake in march before. Caught so many fish last year one after another it was like being in E WA in spring.

Lake Roesiger has everything in it Koks, tout, bass, crappy, perch. Stevens as said and they Alum stuff isnt added until may. Last 2 years the city has been adding it in before the Kok derby and this year they said they will hold off until after the derby but we will see.