Can anyone give me a couple of lake recomendations for the Sequim/Port Angeles (sp?) areas? I will be going over to see my mom for a couple of days at the end of the month. Anybody who lives out there let me know if you wanna hook up (pun intended) :bom:
Chris
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Lake Cresent is your best bet. There are more strains of trout in that lake, than any other in the state. I never fished there
but would like to. The lake is very big. 4700 acres. This lake is noted for there Beardslee rainbow and Crescenti cutthroat trout
I think its the only lake in the state with the Beardslee rainbow, and they get big. It also has eastern brook, Montana black
spotted cutthroat, & a few others. If you go, write on this site to let us know, if its worth making the trip.
but would like to. The lake is very big. 4700 acres. This lake is noted for there Beardslee rainbow and Crescenti cutthroat trout
I think its the only lake in the state with the Beardslee rainbow, and they get big. It also has eastern brook, Montana black
spotted cutthroat, & a few others. If you go, write on this site to let us know, if its worth making the trip.
RE:NEED A LAKE RECOMEDATION FOR PORT ANGELES AREA
Haha i wouldn't try Crescent Lake, I know it was a good lake back in like maybe the 70's or 80's but it's hard to catch fish out of there,even though if you do they'll be big. There's Lake Sutherland, I think that's what it's called and there's another lake up there I've been to that have some smaller trout in it, I think it had a dam on it but it's been a few years.
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RE:NEED A LAKE RECOMEDATION FOR PORT ANGELES AREA
has anyone tried Crescent or Sutherland for bass. I have heard that there smallmouth in Crescent.
A nice bass is too valuable a resource to enjoy catching only once.
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