Opening Weekend April 28! Where's Everyone Going???

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Re: Opening Weekend April 28! Where's Everyone Going???

Post by MarkFromSea » Sat Apr 28, 2012 11:58 am

Cottage Lake, Woodinville. Slow bite, fun all the same. Wasn't too crowded. Not as many fish as last year. Weather was pleasant.
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Re: Opening Weekend April 28! Where's Everyone Going???

Post by Mike Carey » Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:48 pm

37 reports today, I think 19 yesterday. WOW! Thanks guys for posting. Let's see more! :cheers:
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Re: Opening Weekend April 28! Where's Everyone Going???

Post by mitchard » Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:58 am

edge540 wrote:
mitchard wrote:Heading over to Jameson tomorrow afternoon. Camping out for a couple days, then fishing on Sat/Sun.

Man I miss fishing Jameson! Let me know how the fishing is, I havnt made it out there in 7 years.
We had a group of 12 guys/4 boats, and we were all pulling in a good amount of decent trout. The lake itself wasn't too busy, though there was a ton of people along the south eastern shore by the camp ground. The west side of the little island across from the camp was the hot spot for us.

I had a big one on yesterday that snapped a 8lb leader. But it never got in the boat, so it didn't happen. [rolleyes]
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