Northwest Fishing Reports

Beaver got 7,000+ 8" bows on 3/19. Have at it guys!

King County
Beaver Lake
Mar 19 Rainbow 7,056 3.20 Issaquah

where did u find that out

EDIT: Guess some stuff came up that I was unaware of..Not going to be able to hit it up till next week. Good luck to all who go..

hey sam if u dont go out with a friend i would be intersted in meeting u out there

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sam what side are u fishing off and what u think u are going to be using

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fishingmachine wrote:sam what side are u fishing off and what u think u are going to be using

Some of our posts are better handled though PM's, better yet, instant messaging. The forums are not AOL AIM, so be respectful of other peoples' right to read through here and not get bombarded with tons of personal matters (note - I'm not saying it's bad to ask questions, because that's how we all learn, but simply going on and on and on with questions is not what forum use is intended for...)

no worries anymore i am using the pm
if anyone wants to join me i may hit it up tomorrow

A few other lakes got stocked as well in King County

3 - 18 Bitter 2,520 rainbows

3- 18 Doloff 2,070 rainbows

3 - 19 5 mile 3,000 Rainbows

Sprague also recieved 16,000 rainbows, glad to see its getting some love. And 3 lakes over in Grant county got 1000 - 2000 tiger trout each

Thanks for the heads up gpc...I'll head out somewhere else if I get nothing at Beaver...

i have a good feeling u will get something i mean it should not be that hard:thumright :thumright

fishingmachine wrote:i have a good feeling u will get something i mean it should not be that hard:thumright :thumright

Brrr...it's 39F out right now with hard rain...must be 37F up there at Beaver right now (air temp.) Just because they stock a lake does not necessarily mean it will be good. You do have a high likihood of hooking some hold-overs, however, and that should make it well worth your time, even if you manage to buck this cold pool of air that is trailing this cold front. brr....

yeah i am definatly gonna be out there and catch some planters and then go deeper and look for some holdivers as the fishing should be somewhat decent

fishingmachine wrote:yeah i am definatly gonna be out there and catch some planters and then go deeper and look for some holdivers as the fishing should be somewhat decent

If you're going to catch-and-release, try a little floating rapala with ultralight gear. Little stockers will pound the heck out of it! The best place to find them is around the spot where the WDFW truck dumped them in. There have been several days where I caught & released over 30 fish in a couple of hours. It's a hoot!

okay yeah i will have to try it how big of a rapala

A friend and I will be there Saturday in the porta-bote! wooooo

yeah i am going out tomorrow and sat too in my raft should be fun

fishingmachine wrote:okay yeah i will have to try it how big of a rapala

This is what I'm talking about FM... Use one that isn't too big, but not too small either...probably use common sense here; 1"er...I don't think I'd slap on a 4" jointed rapala.

well it is a good question kkilla it could be hard to determine