Northwest Fishing Reports

PM me if you are interested in joining me for a day on Tapps Musky and bass fishin'. I'll supply all the rods, gear and lunch. You just need to show up. :thumright

When?

wish I had the time. when? We could do a video. :bom:

Mike Carey wrote:...We could do a video. :bom:

Don/Mike check your PM's :-)

No videos!! LOL

You guys sound like a bunch of crackers..
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Are you willing to share any good spots/techniques for bass on Tapps? I may head out there on Friday morning to break in my new rod (if my outboard starts and my trolling battery holds a charge[-o< )

[quote="dilbert"]Hook-
Are you willing to share any good spots/techniques for bass on Tapps? I may head out there on Friday morning to break in my new rod (if my outboard starts and my trolling battery holds a charge[-o&lt]

Points and flats with structure. Driftwood point has been producing some nice bass and a 47" musky also came from that area recently. Most of my bass have been caught on Yo-Zuri Pin's Minnow 90 3 5/8" 1/4oz floating.

Hey Doc, I may just take you up on that one some time .... except I will bring my own gear and all the food and drink as thanks. After recently reading about the muskies here in Tapps, I have been bitten by the bug and am going out the next couple of mornings in my little pontoon boat. Though an avid river fisherman, I have never fished for bass or muskies so would be great to learn from someone. As is, I have been watching the outdoor channels trying to catch any bass fishing show I can. So far all I have learned I will never be able to come up with the money for a $40,000.00 bass boat

So if you see some guy paddleing around in a little green 9' fishcat the next few mornings ... please don't point and laugh

Thanks