I recently moved to Washington and was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to give me some tips on some lakes near Spokane. Id like to target some crappie, Gills and perch. I wouldn't mind getting into a few walleye as well. Any advice helps!
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New to Washington Looking for some tips
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Re: New to Washington Looking for some tips
Crappie, bluegill and perch can all be had at Newman Lake, Long Lake (Lake Spokane) and Eloika Lake. Walleye can be found at Long Lake as well, but are more easily caught out at Lake Roosevelt. You are on the right website for all the information you need. Search for reports on area lakes and see what people are catching. If you have a boat, that will help
Re: New to Washington Looking for some tips
Not new to the area, but don't know anything about walleye fishing. Are there any walleye on the west
side?
side?
Re: New to Washington Looking for some tips
Nope, except the Columbia river. And for that info it would be best to start your own Walleye thread.
Tom.
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