Northwest Fishing Reports

I grew up exploring both ponds... And I would never keep ANYTHING out of these ponds. They are very polluted and just icky, but they do hold some fish. Ive seen trout, small bass, and pumpkin seeds coming out of both lakes, maybe even a perch or two, even the random crawdad. I always caught salamand...

Thanks :D

Derrick-k wrote:Nice, did you tip the jig with a prawn?

Nope, just the jig
and thanks

Thanks for the help guys, here's it got me on my first trip down to the Snake!



30 inch Hatchery Buck!

GJorgy wrote:If you're willing to drive a bit the Tucannon River gets a pretty good run too.

I'm not familiar with that river and my Gazetteers are out in the truck... Where's that?

I ushually take two rods to the river with me. I have two 8 1/2' foot Fenwicks, one with a spinning reel, one with a bait caster. I like a rod with some back bone for a good hook set. I set my rods up at home the night before, putting a slip bobber/jig set up on the spinning rod, and a drift set up ...

Thanks guys! Huge help, and I'm looking forward to getting down there after class.

Great thanks, I'll have to check that out

Great thank you! (oh and thats something I forgot to mention, I have to fish off the shore... no boat)

So... I got to spend Winter break Steelheading the sky, and it was wonderful, but now I'm back in Pullman for school, and still craving my love of those steels. I was wondering if anyone has fished the Snake or any other rivers around Pullman for Steels and if they could give me any tips or areas to...