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bpm2000
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Lk Osoyoos?

Post by bpm2000 » Mon Jun 18, 2007 3:51 pm

Anyone ever been to lk Osoyoos on the WA/Canada border? I have heard its a good smallie lake, but cant find much info about it at all. I will be camping there mid July.

thx

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RE:Lk Osoyoos?

Post by gpc » Mon Jun 18, 2007 4:12 pm

Here are some contacts that should help you. I haven't been there so this is the best I have.

Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission:

(360) 902-8844 (information)
(888) 226-7688 (reservation)
website: www.parks.wa.gov

Osoyoos Lake State Park
(509) 476-3321

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RE:Lk Osoyoos?

Post by Swandazi » Mon Jun 18, 2007 8:45 pm

A few years back, i fished little silver trout spinner bait and caught 15 off the dock in about half an hour, nothing big, but i wasnt using that big of a lure.

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RE:Lk Osoyoos?

Post by jmay » Tue Jun 19, 2007 10:12 am

Watch out for Oggie-Poggie, or at least make sure you have the sturgon pole ready I saw a show on Discovery about lake mosters most of it was about Loch Ness, of course, however 15mins for on OggiePoggie in Lake Osoyoos.

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RE:Lk Osoyoos?

Post by bpm2000 » Tue Jun 19, 2007 11:24 am

haha thanks for the heads up.:-"

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bob johansen
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RE:Lk Osoyoos?

Post by bob johansen » Sat Jun 23, 2007 8:22 am

If you do fish this lake without a Canadian fishing license, be sure you do it south of the border. The lake is split between the good ol' USA and Canada with Canada owning 3693 surface acres to the north. There are no signs telling you that you are entering a foreign country. One way to determine the boundry is the prominent point on the west shoreline appropiately named "Boundry Point." A Canadian fishing license is required to fish on the Canadian side of that point. Ken Williams, the area fish biologist, said the rule is strictly enforced. The fishing is great on the American side however. Good luck and tight lines.
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RE:Lk Osoyoos?

Post by bpm2000 » Sun Jun 24, 2007 11:36 pm

ill be in the campground and likely banking it so I dont see myself drifting to Canada :D

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