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Crescent Lake Report
Snohomish County, WA

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10/25/2008
Top Fishing From Boat
Crappie
Worms
Hook & Bait
Afternoon
10/25/2008
3
1172

My friend and I fished out of my boat from about 2:00pm - 5:00pm. We mainly fished worms under a float. I tried a small spinnerbait but had no luck on that.

The first fish came from a worm under a float for my friend and it was a squaw. I had a bite shortly after but wasn't paying attention and missed it. We moved spots and I switched to a chartreuse maribu jig with a piece of worm on the tip and proceeded to catch the bass in the pic. Not huge by any means but it was large for this lake/swamp/pond.

We moved to a different spot and my friend caught a beautiful cutthroat of about 13". The cutthroat makes a confirmed 9 different species I have caught/seen in this lake.

We moved again and my friend had a bite but his line was tangled at the reel. I told him not to worry and to give me the end of his line. He did so and I pulled in his line until I felt tension and I gave a good solid tug. I hooked the fish and hand lined him in and it was a nice little 14" largemouth. We didn't catch anything more after that.

Good day on the water even though we didn't catch any crappie.


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Matt19
10/26/2008 11:19:00 PM
I was just curious as to what those nine species are? Bass, crappie, sunfish, perch, squawfish, cutthroat trout, catfish I'm guessing and not sure what else.
mallard83
10/27/2008 7:31:00 PM
Largemouth bass, Crappie, Pumpkinseed Sunfish, Bluegill, Yellow Perch, Squaw, Rainbow Trout, Cutthroat Trout, and also some kind of sucker I haven't identified yet.

I have heard that there are some decent sized catfish in here as well but I have not targeted or caught one yet. So I don't know if or what kind of catfish are in here. If there are catfish in here that would make 10 different species (assuming there where only one species of catfish/bullhead), which is a lot for this tiny of a lake.
Matt19
10/27/2008 9:01:00 PM
Thanks for that info. I've only given this lake a shot once and I didn't get much. I love the variety though so I'm going to check it out again sometime. Kind of reminds me of Shadow Lake near Clearview that I fish a lot. That is also a very small lake with big variety. Out of Shadow I have caught or seen largemouth bass, crappie, pumpkinseed, yellow perch, cutthroat trout, bullhead catfish, squawfish, suckers, and silver salmon (I assume from the Snohomish River flooding).
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