Crappie/Bluegill

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opaleye
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Crappie/Bluegill

Post by opaleye » Tue May 15, 2012 3:51 pm

Hello all Im new to Spokane and I was wondering about some good places to do some shorefishing for Crappie/Bluegill in this area.

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Anglinarcher
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Re: Crappie/Bluegill

Post by Anglinarcher » Mon May 21, 2012 5:21 pm

Shore Fishing for anything in our area is difficult. It is not that there are not fish, it is the lack of public access.

At times, Crappie can be caught from Long Lake West of Tum Tum. Red Lake in that area contains some Bluegills that are shoraccessiblele.

Downs Lake has some Bluegills and Perch that can be caught from shore.

Elokia, at Jerry's Landing, has some crappie and Gills, and perch, from the dock that you can pay to fish from.

I am sure that there are other areas, but this might get you started.

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Jipper
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Re: Crappie/Bluegill

Post by Jipper » Mon May 21, 2012 6:04 pm

Liberty lake is great for bluegill,pearch,crapie,and bass. All you need to do is drift a worm and you will get em

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Re: Crappie/Bluegill

Post by topdawg47 » Tue May 22, 2012 8:11 am

Fivemile lake
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opaleye
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Re: Crappie/Bluegill

Post by opaleye » Mon May 28, 2012 5:20 pm

Thanks folks thts some great upstart info and thts wht I call a bull bluegill!!!

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