Hi all,
I live in Bellevue and haven't gone fishing this year. I will be starting to go though this weekend! Iahve everything I need but I dont own a boat nor do I want one for this year. So I am asking where is the best place to fish from the shore or from a pier. I am willing to go as far north as Woodinville, as far west as Seattle and as far south as Renton. Please help
Regards,
Jordan
Good spots to fish from the shore on the Eastside
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Boeingfisher2706
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Re: Good spots to fish from the shore on the Eastside
Hmmm your handle is Boeingfisher, Woodinville is north of you, Renton South and Seattle west... could you be in eastgate?Boeingfisher2706 wrote:Hi all,
I live in Bellevue and haven't gone fishing this year. I will be starting to go though this weekend! Iahve everything I need but I dont own a boat nor do I want one for this year. So I am asking where is the best place to fish from the shore or from a pier. I am willing to go as far north as Woodinville, as far west as Seattle and as far south as Renton. Please help
Regards,
Jordan
I would start with Coulon and other parks around Lake Washington..
I fish not because I regard fishing as being terribly important, but because I suspect that so many of the other concerns of men are equally unimportant, and not nearly so much fun. ~ John Volker
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Boeingfisher2706
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Re: Good spots to fish from the shore on the Eastside
Yes I live in Cougar Mountain so pretty close to eastgate
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Re: Good spots to fish from the shore on the Eastside
Check out reports for Pine and Beaver Lakes up in Samammish, they would be close to you as well.Boeingfisher2706 wrote:Yes I live in Cougar Mountain so pretty close to eastgate
I fish not because I regard fishing as being terribly important, but because I suspect that so many of the other concerns of men are equally unimportant, and not nearly so much fun. ~ John Volker
Re: Good spots to fish from the shore on the Eastside
my voteGringo Pescador wrote:
Pine and Beaver Lakes up in Samammish, they would be close to you as well.
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Re: Good spots to fish from the shore on the Eastside
[quote="Gringo Pescador
I would start with Coulon and other parks around Lake Washington..[/quote]
What are some other good parks...
I have tried Pine lake and it didn't go well(too many people in the swimming area and on the pier) and I thought there wasn't a pier on Beaver....
I would like maybe Washington and the sound if those could be options...
Regards
Jordan
I would start with Coulon and other parks around Lake Washington..[/quote]
What are some other good parks...
I have tried Pine lake and it didn't go well(too many people in the swimming area and on the pier) and I thought there wasn't a pier on Beaver....
I would like maybe Washington and the sound if those could be options...
Regards
Jordan
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Re: Good spots to fish from the shore on the Eastside
No pier on Beaver, but good bank access from the park and the boat launch. I've seen quite a few fish caught off the bank there.