bazzdude
4/12/2009 9:29:00 AMNice fat fat fish, they almost look like triploids. Good day of fishing again huh>? What are you doing>? Botttom fish with worms? Ok, stay safe out there.
gonefishing2
4/12/2009 9:42:00 AMNa no trips this trip i cant wait to catch one though they should be getting pretty big though. White marshmallows with just enough worm to wiggle 18" leadder. stay safe
TroutCowboy
4/12/2009 1:34:00 PMwow, those are some fat fish, should go well with those oreos in the background! ;-)
nice haul!
nice haul!
Anglinarcher
4/12/2009 3:45:00 PMThe state did plant triploids on Sprague last year, so perhaps, maybe, but I suspect these are not trips. The amount of feed in Spague will cause some monster rainbow in there for the next few years........................fish on!
gonefishing2
4/13/2009 9:51:00 AMSorry wrote west end , but i think actually east end pay to park. I have actually caught some nice trips out there but these fatties were all bows. I talked to a local (jerry and his old red dog nice guy he said there was a shrimp hatch and crawdads. None of these had thoes though,they were full of tiny snails, grass, and other small aquatic bugs.
DougShields.com
4/13/2009 9:29:00 PMYes, the Harder pay-to-park is at the SE end of the lake and has the worst launch, but can get it done next to the cement slab. Fair amount of shore line for fishing there as well.
Sprague Lake Resort is at the east end and has a dock close to the launch.
The much improved public launch area is the SW end of Sprague Lake.
Four Seasons is at the NW end with the best launch and dock along with helpful info and lures that work.
www.FourSeasonsCampground.com
Sprague Lake Resort is at the east end and has a dock close to the launch.
The much improved public launch area is the SW end of Sprague Lake.
Four Seasons is at the NW end with the best launch and dock along with helpful info and lures that work.
www.FourSeasonsCampground.com
