I had some time to kill Saturday morning so I headed to Angle Lake to try fishing a worm under a slip bobber. Got to the lake about 8:00 and started fishing my bait around 4 feet below my bobber. The plan was to cast out the bobber and worm set up and then cast a Dick Nite while watching the bobber well the wind was blowing a little so I spent about a hour and a half watching my bobber mending my line and changing depths. Got one bobber down when I was at eight feet or so and nothing after that. So this is where the fun begins before I left I decided to toss a few casts with the Dick Nite so I walked down to the end of the dock and cast out and start my retrieve and fish on for a little bit I blame that one on surprise and poor hook set. Well long story short in 12 casts I hook 4 fish and bring to hand 3 of them. All looked like the Steel Head that the WDFG dumped in there last year because they are skinny. They all put up a pretty good fight and were sent back to get bigger they were all around 13" to 14".

Reelemin22

2/22/2016 12:44:00 AM

Nice !!! Haven't been to Angle in a while. I'll have to check it out.

eddiebishop

2/22/2016 9:35:00 AM

Hey fishingbear, I saw what you did there! I was over on the launch dock and spoke to you briefly as you were leaving. That was my first time at Angle. Didn't realize the lake was gas motor friendly so next time I will bring my boat. I only hooked up once as I was pulling in my gear to leave and couldn't land it, but seeing your action gave me some enthusiasm for returning to that fishery soon. Thanks!

fishingbear

2/22/2016 4:46:00 PM

Hi eddiebishop, I to have a boat 12" Mirrocraft but I have to scrub off the green slim from it from sitting leaning against the fence all winter. Yes Angle Lake is gas motor friendly but make sure you obey the 8 mph no wake speed limit or the folks that live on the lake will remind you. Oh by the way look out for swimmers in the summer time most of the time they are there early on the weekend and they swim all over the lake from one end to the other and the residents in there paddle boats. Good luck and have fun.

eddiebishop

2/23/2016 7:51:00 AM

Excellent, thanks! See you out there again some time. Tight lines!

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