Hey all, how's everyone doinng?
I'm a Portland guy, however, I'll be headed up to Olympia next Friday to go fishing with my Sister. We would prefer to target trout and hopefully harvest a couple for dinner. I have an inflatable boat with electric trolling motor... any suggestions on where we might want to go near Olympia? I was thinking Black Lake for its close proximity but I'm open to suggestions.
Looking for harvestable trout next week
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RE:Looking for harvestable trout next week
Sorry, wrong side of the state for me, I hope some one responds soon.
Try looking at the lakes on a map near the area you will be in, then go to the reports section of this site and search out the lakes. See what has been written up on them, see which ones will be best for you and your siste.
Try looking at the lakes on a map near the area you will be in, then go to the reports section of this site and search out the lakes. See what has been written up on them, see which ones will be best for you and your siste.
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RE:Looking for harvestable trout next week
I hear Cushman is a nice place for trout but I think its C&R due to the specific species there.
Black lake is decent. Check the weekly stocking reports for a lake near your location - http://wdfw.wa.gov/fish/plants/weekly/
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Black lake is decent. Check the weekly stocking reports for a lake near your location - http://wdfw.wa.gov/fish/plants/weekly/
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RE:Looking for harvestable trout next week
Check out this place Good fishing close to Olympia
Here is one caught last week or so also a couple of others
Here is one caught last week or so also a couple of others
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RE:Looking for harvestable trout next week
I've caught nice trout in the past at Long Lake, but havn't fished it this year.
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RE:Looking for harvestable trout next week
Offut lake... sure winner! They have boat rentals also. Good Luck
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