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Avid fresh water fisher new to Seattle area
Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2009 6:11 am
by guitarfisher
Just moved to the Seattle area. Currently in Bothell. I'm interested in river, stream & lake fly or spin casting for trout, but enjoy bass fishing too. I'd like to try salmon or steelhead too, but geared a bit light for that. Looks like there are many possibilities in Snohomish County. Any recommendations for a local newbie?
Thanks,
Jeff Wagner
RE:Avid fresh water fisher new to Seattle area
Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2009 6:29 am
by flippinfool
Jeff Wagner wrote:Just moved to the Seattle area. Currently in Bothell. I'm interested in river, stream & lake fly or spin casting for trout, but enjoy bass fishing too. I'd like to try salmon or steelhead too, but geared a bit light for that. Looks like there are many possibilities in Snohomish County. Any recommendations for a local newbie?
Thanks,
Jeff Wagner
CHECK OUT THE FISHING BUDDIES AVAILBILTY LIST THERES A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING THERE!!:compress: :cyclopsan WHATCH OUT FOR THOSE BASS GUYS:cyclopsan
RE:Avid fresh water fisher new to Seattle area
Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2009 7:33 am
by Bodofish
Yeah, I'll second that! there's one in perticular.............:cyclopsan
There's a number of us on the forum near by so if you give a shout we can probably get something figured out. Personally I've been burned too many times by people not showing or bagging out at the last minute so I don't ask anymore. If you want to go give a shout and I'll meet just about anywhere.
RE:Avid fresh water fisher new to Seattle area
Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2009 7:39 am
by Marc Martyn
Last month I was over in Burlington for a few days and fished Pass Lake, west of Anacortes. It is a fly fishing only lake and a fun little lake to fish. In two afternoons of fishing, I got 21 rainbows averaging about 17-18" in size.
http://www.washingtonlakes.com/ReportLi ... id=208&t=1
http://www.washingtonlakes.com/LakeInfo.aspx?id=208&t=1