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Bass Woody
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lake Ki bass tips

Post by Bass Woody » Mon Aug 24, 2009 2:39 pm

looking for good tips on catching bass out of lake Ki. If you have fished lake Ki for bass and have done well. thanks
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RE:lake Ki bass tips

Post by kevinb » Fri Aug 28, 2009 9:33 pm

Never fished here before,just giving this a little bump to see if anyone can help.

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RE:lake Ki bass tips

Post by TravisRush » Fri Aug 28, 2009 11:52 pm

I have a map on my computer of Lake Ki with some points marked and some pointers if you want it. It's kinda basic, with namely dropoffs and humps marked but it's a good starting spot.

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RE:lake Ki bass tips

Post by Bass Woody » Sat Aug 29, 2009 9:05 am

any help with this lake is great. the map is a great idea and i will try to locate one. I dont have a depth finder and it makes my fishing a little more caveman. I have used alot of worm colors and have only had one bite and luckily got the fish, 5lb bucket mouth! I have tried variety of spinners and no luck. Threw on a crank bait and got around 4 10 incher bass, but thats it. have seen some very impressive bass swim by.
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RE:lake Ki bass tips

Post by TravisRush » Sat Aug 29, 2009 9:14 am

Sent it to you...I have quite a few of the Snohomish County lakes

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RE:lake Ki bass tips

Post by medic1 » Sat Aug 29, 2009 1:30 pm

Any way you could post the map up for everyone to get a look at it?

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RE:lake Ki bass tips

Post by TravisRush » Sat Aug 29, 2009 3:23 pm

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RE:lake Ki bass tips

Post by medic1 » Sat Aug 29, 2009 9:25 pm

Thanks Travis. For you guys that fish this area regularly, What would be a better choice for fishing the week after Labor Day, Goodwin or Ki? I will be over to fish the Skagit and am looking for options after I get my limit
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RE:lake Ki bass tips

Post by TravisRush » Sun Aug 30, 2009 1:25 am

Goodwin receives alot of boating pressure from pleasure boaters but it has much more potential for "size"...Ki might be more fun for you since it's so much smaller but still gives you opportunities. Like Woody said, Ki can yield some larger fish. It's all about knowing where the majority will be on that given day.

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RE:lake Ki bass tips

Post by Bass Woody » Fri Sep 04, 2009 4:44 pm

the week after labor day? if thats what im understanding. all kids are in school and both lakes should be alot less crowded. Lake Ki has some monster because I have seen them with my own eyes and have caught one, luckily. Lake Goodwin I havent fished much do to the high traffic and the boat launch fees. Honestly i have had tough times fishing both, probably just me. My favorite catching lake with similar waters as Ki and Goodwin is Lake Howard which is west of Goodwin a few miles. Quiet lake, easy launch, bass a plenty, and I have also seen what looked to be around 20" or big boys swimming around there. hope that's helpful. oh almost forgot lake Howard is electric motors only. since your coming from the skagit you probably have a gas motor. lake Goodwin is a state park launch so its easy. Lake Ki is a very long running shallow launch right on the hwy.
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