cobrar543
1/4/2018 8:09:38 AMI do love that lake. Wish I was closer so I could take advantage of the ice perch!
Ripleyboy
1/4/2018 9:26:28 AMQuestion for the Curlew fisherman......in the spring (late May), I am going to stay at a rental home in the north end of the lake. It's just above the trestle.
Does anybody know how the fishing (trout) is in the spring in that part of the lake? And can you actually FISH from the railroad trestle if you want to? I will be leaving my boat at home so I'll be dock and possibly trestle fishing. I used to use simple power bait setups elsewhere in the lake and used to do good. Not sure about the far north end.
Thanks.
Does anybody know how the fishing (trout) is in the spring in that part of the lake? And can you actually FISH from the railroad trestle if you want to? I will be leaving my boat at home so I'll be dock and possibly trestle fishing. I used to use simple power bait setups elsewhere in the lake and used to do good. Not sure about the far north end.
Thanks.
Blind Squirrel
1/4/2018 10:45:33 AMBeen a few years, but there used to be really good fishing with bait in the hole just north of the trestle. Last time we were there people fished off the trestle. You could always fish off the Tiffany's dock, not far from there. Spring should be excellent. I was actually pretty sad when somebody dumped the perch in the lake. i hope it doesn't ruin the trout and bass fishery. Those are some great sized perch, hopefully they wont get stunted in the next few years like a lot of lakes. Thanks for posting.
Ripleyboy
1/4/2018 11:56:05 AMThanks...I've never fished north of the trestle before and knew it was a bit shallow. Must get weedy in the mid summer. Good to know that area has fish AND that I can just relax and fish off the trestle as well.
Lambojac
1/4/2018 12:53:07 PMGlad you got to get in on the action. It's a ton of fun pulling them out of the ice one after the other!
hewesfisher
1/5/2018 7:07:32 AMSo enjoy reading your reports. Great info, nice pics and always enjoyable video! Thanks for sharing with us. :-)
Billm
1/5/2018 7:14:17 PMNice fish, but sorry to see the lake now has perch. Use to fish that lake in the 90's. It had nice, large rainbow at that time. Haven't heard much about the rainbow fishing in that lake for a while now, hope they are still nice size.
uplandsandpiper
1/8/2018 7:11:21 AMThe Rainbow fishing is still excellent. Contrary to what many claim perch and rainbow fisheries can co-exist. Cascade Lake in Idaho is proof supporting a world record class Yellow Perch fishery with a Rainbow Trout fishery that blows away most WA state trout fisheries.
AJ's Dad
1/13/2018 8:15:15 AMPerch concerns?
I wouldn't worry too much about the perch in Curlew. There should be plenty of hungry Tiger Muskies around to help curb their population.
I'm not sure how often it gets tiger plants but I believe they are still happening.
I wouldn't worry too much about the perch in Curlew. There should be plenty of hungry Tiger Muskies around to help curb their population.
I'm not sure how often it gets tiger plants but I believe they are still happening.
grignech
1/29/2018 9:46:40 PMQuestion for the icefisherman.. has anyone been to Curlew lake in the last week and how is the ice looking? Think of going next week before the ice starts melting.
uplandsandpiper
1/29/2018 9:48:42 PMLast report is 7-8" with 3-4" of slush on top. I imagine it'll get a little slushier with the warmer temps this week but should remain safe for a while.
