Northwest Fishing Reports

travel permit from your local Dept. of Motor Vehicles.

Monday I had 114 showing on my thermometer. The channel 4 news said there was a reading of 118 in the small town that I live by.

100 here south of Seattle, 10:24am.

I have 1 small window ac. It doesn't work good enough. Yesterday was 100 outside, and 100 inside. Staying inside and keeping the dog still so he doesn't run around or even play a little. He was ok, but was feeling it. He's 19 months old and can be rambunctious. Fans on all day, and night and on now ...

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Any of the small lakes over there. Don't remember the names, and I've never fished any of them. Tapps of course can be great.

As far as the 'time', any day now they should bite better. I saw my first Bass shallow the other day, of course those don't bite, they are cruisers that are thinking spawning, but it's too cold, but it never hurts to toss a worm at them. Water temp is 53 plus so keep at it. Your top location would b...

techniques; 1- great, use different size worms , 3" to 6". 20 feet deep to 5 feet deep 2- deep cranks, and mid cranks, but keep trying shallow cranks 3 - spinnerbait, deep, shallow not yet 4 - chatterbait, same 5 - jig, worm, ned rig, neko rig, all the same catagory - deep and mid and shallow. deep ...

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Do you have a depth finder with chart to look for the shallow flats and main channel so you stay in safe water? Fishing-n-Map Company has maps for the river. Lowrance and Humminbird have charts on their finders so you can see where the channel is. And the depth of the side bays and shallow areas. An...

I presume you mean for salmon and/or steelhead. Or are you thinking of Bass and panfish too?

depends on the areas you're fishing in, and what specie you are fishing for. it can be confusing.

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I like my Shimano Symetre 2500FL, Shimano Syncopate 2500FG, and Shimano Stratic 2500FJ trigger reels, $39 each. And my Daiwa Tierra 2500, and Daiwa Fuego 2000SH non trigger reels, $100 plus each if I remember correctly.

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hot air popcorn, just put some kernels in a bowl and set on the back porch

Well, 2 is better than nothing. :-) I've been stuck with 1 or 2 a few times this year. I try to leave the lake an hour, or 2, before the pleasure boaters get there, before the speed limit goes up at 11am on weekends and holidays.

Maybe the company can help, call them and try. The Shimano company has been helpful to/for me, maybe the Shakespeare company will be.

It's been open all along since this virus crap happened. Been a couple weeks since I've been there.