crankbait42
2/24/2009 6:02:00 PMlooks like a brown to me and a nice one too. That is pretty cool I did not know they were in that lake, thanks for the report.
G-Man
2/24/2009 6:10:00 PMThat's a nice brown trout you have there, oversized mouth with big sharp pointy teeth. Generally the water needs to warm up quite a bit before the LM get in eating mode and are available to shore anglers. Right now they are probably hanging out with the carp.
urbanangler
2/25/2009 6:35:00 AMExcellent work, great report! I learned a few things from your tactics :) on one of my favorite waters to fish. Where on the lake were you ?
SBcatcherman
2/25/2009 7:24:00 AMthe bass are in the deepest warmest water the can find with some type of cover
Anonymous
2/25/2009 10:02:00 PMnice fish,but i wouldnt eat anything from green lake and expect to not get sick, that is a very dirty lake
driftercn83
2/26/2009 7:08:00 AMDont worry about the water in green lake there is a certain kind of harmless alge that grows in the water during the ummer and thats when you dont want to eat fish other wise. I grew up in seattle I went to school at roosevelt high school about 5 blocks from the lake fished it every morning before school and every day after school for 4 years we did water samplings and the water is cleaner the lake washington water by a large gap. for some reason no offence to the guy that says its dirty water but thats all discredited I am a fish biologist and a hatchery tech by trade,. oh and nice brown where were you fishing on the lake I have still to find a relible spot and two brings in the same area is rare. just to let you know as well. I have heard tales of there being some monster smallmouth bass and there are muskies and channel cats.
BigIzzle
2/26/2009 10:24:00 AMProbably caught by the Aqua Theater...look at the reflection on his sunglasses...=)
Anonymous
2/26/2009 11:06:00 AMcars driving around it all day,kids swimming in it all summer, garbage blowing in it, dogs swimming in it , houses all around it with fertilized landscapes, I'm sure its glacier clean.
dresscode5
2/26/2009 12:15:00 PMI caught them both on the south end of the lake. I have friends who eat trout out of the lake regularly and they have said nothing weird about it. Oh, except Mick has a smelly greenish glow to him. I'm sorry. Need coffee. I put the fish back. Good angeling.
driftercn83
2/26/2009 2:36:00 PMread my post in the freshwater fishing sections about green lake . btw arent most lakes where swimming is popular in that group lol. nice eye I see the aqua theater thats a great spot for browns from the end of the golfcourse to the aqua theater. good job. not trying to sound mean just my opion about the lake with scince as a back up
sethook
3/9/2009 4:34:00 AMobviously the owner of this sight does not get it. you make your money by people clicking to the advertisers. this sight gets worse and worse. it used to be good. I would tell you where to catch the big bass, after all i am the guy who caught the big one(in green lake) in fishing and hunting magazine. but mike wouldn't show it. ban my account and IP? i can go to any wifi and get a new ip, how simplistic. he sounds like the red chinese. anyway if you want to catch big bass in green lake fish big baits. like 6-8 inch swimbaits. i caught my fatty on a creek chub, old school g. but dont tell mike i told you cuz you need to pay to get that info. i want you guys who really want to see a lunker to ask mike to post the BIG BASS, he knows the one. i sent it to him. ban my IP what a joke, you better ban all starbucks wifi,goodluck emperor of china
CoachDre
3/13/2009 10:59:00 AMThe Bass in Green lake are easiest to catch at the "T" Dock where they rent the boats. I use ether nightcrawlers, jigs with a trailer or a chartruse and white spinnerbait. I've seen other guys use power grubs or worms off the bottom in just about any direction from right under the dock to as far as 15 feet from the dock. You can catch bass on all of these baits and lures.
The trout you caught is most likely a holdover Triploid. A hybrid Trout of some kind. I usually catch tons of them from May to July in Green lake on the West shore using bright pink powerbait off of a two foot leader and small treble hook.
The trout you caught is most likely a holdover Triploid. A hybrid Trout of some kind. I usually catch tons of them from May to July in Green lake on the West shore using bright pink powerbait off of a two foot leader and small treble hook.