Forever Fishing Washington State

Lucius · Post by **Lucius** » Tue Mar 22, 2011 8:57 pm

dougw wrote:
Lucius wrote: I am sure there is going to be plenty more memories and stories after this weekend. I heard there is going to be another ship that will rival the USS Pend Orielle.....USS Pike Baron?
Sure, kick a guy when he is down! I won't be making the tournament. I will be getting back into Spokane, at 7pm that night. If it was earlier, I would for sure be making an appearance with te USS Pend Oreille!

Hey I don't want to hear it....the last time I fished POR was in May of last year the next time I am going to get to fish it might be next year. If I were you I would so bomb up there once I got in just to hang out with a bunch of Pike hunters...can't beat that!!:cheers:

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Tue Apr 19, 2011 2:22 am

The saga continues as one man tries to begin to make some kind of sense of the Northern Pike issue and its effects. Check out my blog.

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 8:42 pm

Now for a little humor. Check out Native Secrets for bringing on fish hunger. Here is a Kalispell native secret to bring on the hunger of the Pike. First: you need a handful of dried pine nuts, last fall's cones from Skookum Creek valley. Second: you'll need fresh mint leaves found on the rivers eastern shore. Third: and most importent, shells of Osprey eggs from the trees at the mouth of Campbell Slough. Mix the nuts, leaves and shells into a paste, adding only water drawn from the Cusick Springs well. Now pack your favorite lures in the paste for two moons, no longer. Remove the lures and save the paste. Now before you start fishing at "One Cow Island" ball up the paste and toss it on the island chanting "Cee Cee Aw" "Pike Wa Ha Ha". Follow the chants by casting to the west six times and on the seventh you will be rewarded with a fine Pike to be released while chanting "Pike Wa Hee Hee". This will be followed by no less the 14 fish. This works only on the sacred waters of the Pend Oreille River. Please do not mention from where you heard the tale as it will bring me bad luck.

A little local fish humor: Ha Ha Hee Hee.

Dougie No Fish >:"":>

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Sat Apr 30, 2011 5:23 pm

Just a reminder the "Native Secret" is not real. Those of you who have been asking for directions to these spots, which are real, are also kidding aren't you? However if its found the paste actually works please let me know. Much thanks to all who have checked out the blog, in less than 2 months over 4000 pageveiws. Who would have ever thought my stories would interest so many or anyone for that matter. Good luck and good fishing.
"Dougie No Fish" >:"":>

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Tue Jul 19, 2011 8:55 pm

It's heating up on the Muskie front. Read the latest updates on Tiger Muskie fishing. Feel free to email me your pictures of recent catches and tournament results. Chapter 60 MI, Chapter 57 MI, or CMA my blog is welcome to all fans of the Muskie. Lure caught, fly caught, doesn't matter. Lets see some fish!

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Sun Jul 24, 2011 3:44 pm

Long Lake Lunker Largemouth Landed. 7 pound LMB caught on the westside of the mountains! Read the article on this one. Also check out the Trout Anyone page which features some of my favorite lakes. Thank you to all those whom have found my site, 50 a week from WA.Lakes.com.

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Wed Jul 27, 2011 5:27 pm

Another new page has been added to the blog, Bass Anyone? Read about a recent outing with BassDood on Lake Leland. If you have interesting pictures or stories you would like to share please send them along.

Doug >:"":>

kevinb · Post by **kevinb** » Wed Jul 27, 2011 9:27 pm

sparky1doug wrote:Another new page has been added to the blog, Bass Anyone? Read about a recent outing with BassDood on Lake Leland. If you have interesting pictures or stories you would like to share please send them along.

Doug >:"":>

I like your Merwin pic

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Wed Aug 03, 2011 4:48 pm

Thank you everyone for making the blog so popular! There is a lot of new pictures and pages. I've gone from one page in the first couple months to seven and counting. Check out Tiger Muskie Anyone, Pike Anyone, Trout Anyone, Bass Anyone, Salmon and Steelhead Anyone, Lucky Lures, From the Bench Flies all new. Please keep sending those pictures and articles, they are being read all over the world. Check out Mel's Salmon WOW!

Take care and good fishing!
Doug >:"":>

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Thu Oct 27, 2011 7:31 am

Many updates and changes to the site with more coming. There is now an email address for you to send your stories and pictures. I'm up to 8 pages and growing, full of pictures from fisherman like yourself. If you do send pictures and stories in it takes a couple weeks for me to review and edit, so be patient. Truth is I'm probibly fishing somewhere or working (oh there is that).The blog isn't just about Tiger Muskie you'll find Salmon, Steelhead, Bass, Trout, Pike, Lucky lures, Flies from the bench and soon "Where to fish and Stay in Washington"The site is averaging 1000 readers a month from right here in Washington and another 200 from around the world. I thank you all for the support and interest.
Doug >:"":>

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Sun Mar 04, 2012 1:47 pm

I can't believe its been a year already that the blog has been up and running. In a few days it will top 10,000 page views, it now averages 75 fellow fisherman visiting the site a day. It all started with fisherman from right here on WA.Lakes, your pictures and stories. Still most of the pictures are of 25 or so anglers whom have come together because of Muskies Inc. and Northern Pike fishing. People from every state in the U.S. and 34 counties around the world are interested in the pictures and stories of local Washington fisherman, (we must have it pretty good here in the state). Please continue to send in those pictures and stories your fans are waiting. (sounds kinda funny doesn't it) foreverfishingwast@gmail.com The site is up to 11 pages now, the newest being "Walleye Anyone". The site is all about fisherman just like you and me. So a big THANK YOU to everyone who has visited the site and contributed.

Post by **bad esox** » Sun Mar 18, 2012 7:19 am

Hey Sparky,

Love the avatar! I can still remember that was an awesome morning out on Lake Mayfield when I took that shot through the fog. I believe this picture exemplifies what fishing with a family member is all about.

It is good to see more Anglers out fishing with their children and those people that are truly important people in their lives...

As the Muskies, Inc. slogan goes: "Youth, Fisheries, Research". If we all pay special-attention to these important areas the fishing will only get better in the future for us all. Here's to looking ahead...

Tight-lines

sparky1doug · Post by **sparky1doug** » Fri Apr 13, 2012 10:08 am

Welcome Mike Floyd to the Forever Fishing Washington State staff. He is offering up advise and tips for successful fishing. As most of you already know Mike, he is a fine fisherman and produces some trophy catches. Please stop by the site and check out Mike page "Fishing with Floyd" http://foreverfishing-sparky1doug.blogs ... floyd.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; . Feel free to leave a comment and ask questions for Mike to answer.

Post by **bad esox** » Fri Apr 13, 2012 12:04 pm

Way to go Mike!

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