Northwest Fishing Reports

anakpinoy4 wrote:Never been interested in them, but has anyone ever eaten them? I saw in the 2009 WDFW Regulations book that they are listed as a food fish.

the signs around green lake say

"only eat 1 carp a month due to pollution
eat rainbow trout - there good"

Jake Dogfish wrote:If you are looking for small ones AmiaCalva311, I think its really more a question of when more than where. As mentioned most lakes have them, they bite better when the water warms up in the summer especially the smaller ones. Good Luck!

isn't spring/early summer best time to catch smaller ones?

thanks for all the help from everyone. i understand the not wanting to give up secret spots for them. im just looking to catch 4 or 5 for my aquarium at maybe 6-10". spent too many nights getting skunked in all the ponds and lakes near by. i know there around ive caught them when i was younger in la...

56 people looked at this and dont know where i can catch some catfish?

i am looking for a place where i can catch bullhead catfish easily im in everett area