Northwest Fishing Reports

Your Dad,s likely about my age and that aerial wasn,t as hollow as some. It played those fish rather well and it was black braided line that was attached. When my father eventually bought me a baitcaster I had a heck of a time holding any fish of any size because I couldn,t reel strongly enough.

THat seven foot car aerial worked well and didn,t have to cast the line far as it was ten fet deep just three feet out from shore. Amazing the number and variety of fish I caught on it-walleys, northern pike, perch, crappies, carp. sunfish, bullheads, bass and even a channel cat or two

Hope this isn,t too istrorted. Will add more later on

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My start in fishing was 1950 aged five. My father fitted me out with an adapted old telescopic chevy aerial that extended a full seven feet-plenty long for me, attached ten feet of line, a red and white bobber, weight, hook and showed me how to bait my hook, but I didn,t even see a fly or fly rod ti...

Thanks alot will do that

Thanks Guys. Not familair with Rufus. Have only fished Banks from a bass boat in mid June 2010 with old friend Richie Rooney who lives in Electric City. Got loads of little smallmouths plus my personal best 4 pounds two ounces on a rooster tail spinning lure. Also had two nice kokanee on jig heads s...

Originally born near Anacortes I am flying over to the eastern part of the state from April 28th and will be fishing the Banks Lake area mostly as my brother lives in Grand Coulee. Does anyone have any killer patterns I should tie up that would be effective for early to mid April. Any advice much ap...

A born Washingtonian I plan to fly back over at the end of April to visit my brother in Grand Coulee and will naturally want to wet a fly in Banks Lake. Does anyone know which flies I should tie which would be effective for most species in that Lake? THANK YOU