snake7676
5/2/2010 3:23:00 PMWOW nice catch awsome pictures to , thanks for sharing ! Is that the lake on the left on your way to salmon la sac ?
KIRK BYSHEIM
5/2/2010 5:40:00 PMBrian253,yes this was the biggest of the four,I am guessing around 13-14 lbs.
KIRK BYSHEIM
5/2/2010 5:43:00 PMsnake7676,yes you take the salmon la sac exit off I-90 to get there
dogfish7
5/3/2010 12:27:00 AMThat water is fishy. Good to see someone had a great day out there, best terrain in the state as far as I have seen. Nicest Laker I have seen excluding Chelan, what did you use and how deep?
Dustin07
5/3/2010 9:18:00 AMnice catch! so what type of lure/setup were you using? how deep?
thanks for the report!
thanks for the report!
KIRK BYSHEIM
5/3/2010 5:41:00 PMI use herring mostly in this lake,but I have caught fish on lots of different lures.Anything resembling a kokane is usually the best bet.They almost always have kokane in there stomach when we clean them,but I have seen some white fish too.As far as depth goes,I caught these fish suspended down 68 ft in 135 ft of water,but that changes and its best to have a good fish finder on board so you can look for the most consistent depths,you will mark fish and you have to set your ball to where there at.I shoot for about ten feet above the fish and it works out pretty good.Trolling and jigging both work well,so try both.These fish actually fight a lot harder than the ones at Lake Chelan,I am not sure why but they are a lot of fun.Truly a great place to fish and some of the best scenery in the state.Thanks too everybody for the comments and Good Luck out there.