Northwest Fishing Reports

Excerpt from a report by Dave Graybill, The Fishin' Magician
By Dave Graybill
Good news for fans of Rufus Woods is that there is word that the bite is heating up again.
Dave Altier at Coulee Playland is saying that a “pellet fly” is accounting for good catches.
The fly is pictured below with an actual Trout Food Pellet.
Thanks!

Check out outdoor chris' latest Rufus Wood report dated 19 June about his 400+ fish day using a Trout Pellet Fly.
http://www.washingtonlakes.com/ReportCo ... id=305&t=1


If anyone is interested in my New & Improved Trout Pellet Fly you can PM me and provide me with your email address or email me directly at darrendirks@msn.com for photos, the recipe or purchase information and I’ll get back to you.

HOW ABOUT FROM BIG D!!!!:-$
Good enough for Swede!!!!!:cheers:

StampMaster= the Master Baiter:chef:

Is heading your way soon he will punish a some Ruffy Call me Woods Steriods:cyclopsan and you guys should hook up take a bunch of pics getting it done send me the pics from A=Z and I will do a photo show on all!!!!:thumleft:

Great Fly and passions Big D you Be the Man!=d>

FISH ON!

Hahaha.... a hook...... and chenille......

Doesn't get much simpler than that.

simple but affective.

Each day is a gift:-$ were pushing the winds and swells:cheers:

Hope you and the Stamp=master-baiter:cheers: meet and fish at Ruffy call me woods:thumleft: =d>

And show pictures!

I've just finished tying up another hundred Trout Pellet Flies and they are ready for shipping.

If anyone is interested in the New & Improved Trout Pellet Fly you can email me at darrendirks@msn.com for photos, recipe information or purchase information and I’ll get back to you.

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Check out outdoor chris' latest Rufus Wood report dated 19 June about his 400+ fish day using a Trout Pellet Fly.
http://www.washingtonlakes.com/ReportCo ... id=305&t=1

If anyone is interested in my New & Improved Trout Pellet Fly you can PM me and provide me with your email address or email me directly at darrendirks@msn.com for photos, the recipe or purchase information and I’ll get back to you.

Big D its not the numbers and yes a 5-6lb Trouster a nice fry me up.:bounce: :chef:

I keep seeing the reports and numbers where are the hogs the piggies:chef: I have not seen one plus 12-25lber lb fish in a long time and thats not a good sigh.

We caught fish 10-12lbers in -5 degrees:thumleft: :thumright :viking:

Whats up with this fisheries or does it take the finisher in days before prime time King season to provide the pain! :viking:

LOL = wait too late for the hogs anyway been marking this stuff all the monsters fish in numbers have come prime time winter, fall or early spring.

A 5lber on ruffy is little to ruffle the fins and feathers about where is the BEEF????:chef:

FISH ON!!!!

Hooking 500 guppies is fun:-# landing a 20lber is better:-$ :cyclopsan


If there is some 2009 current 15lbers and on Please post them up I love this place and many buds and kids as well:bounce:

Hey Swedetster,
You're correct about the amount of smaller fish being caught in Rufus Woods. If we can call a six or seven pound rainbow a small fish. I think that with accidents like the one that happened with Pacific Seafood a couple of weeks ago when they lost another 32,000 four to six pound Triploids it will have a very large impact on the growth rate of all of the fish in Rufus Woods. More fish competing for less food means smaller fish. The last large Triploid that I brought to the boat was actually my daughter’s personal best on a trout pellet fly. It's weight was 12.9 pounds. I figure that it cost me a $400.00 camera so I get to take partial credit for that fish. (See my RW report dated 19 March 09.)

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