Well this is a 2 parter so stay with me.

Yesterda afterwork I hit up Americn lake by the big condimed dock on north Ft. Lewis fished for little over a hr on the bottom with worms for perch. It was realy slow coght one perch and one rock bass. It was just to windy where I was trying to fish butt i saw a giant LMB crusin the weed line but just could'nt get her to bite.

So to day the wind wasnt that bad I desided on up by the merina to day i fished the graval bank south west of the merina. I was swichin of beteen a bober with worm and a 1/4 oz jig with a shartruse and orange 3in fire tail twister tail. Had beter luck to day cought a rock bass and a bow on the bober and 5 rock bass on the jig it was still slow lots of work for a small prize. the best way i found was just fish slow about a ft or so from the bottom and as far out as i could . I'm boatles so that was a challeng in its own there was a lot of people and boats on the lake so it was good seeing fish all the same.

knotabassturd

6/6/2010 8:44:00 AM

Seems the cooler weather may have slowed down the perch. I went out briefly to a local small lake yesterday (Fed Way) and just caught a few dinks. Trout were more active (amy have to start bringing flyrod), but I wasn't targeting them.
Thanx for the report. Catching a few is still enough to make fishing lots of fun. Let us know if the perch start in!
Was the bobber and worm more effective, or jig?

scott shankland

6/6/2010 8:55:00 AM

got most the bites on the jig but there was a lot of fish jumping every where mainly trout.

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