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bhuynh03
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Curious about the trout lakes

Post by bhuynh03 » Fri Mar 13, 2009 3:49 pm

I live in Bellevue and have been fishing Lake Washington, Sammamish, Boren, Pine and Beaver pretty much all my life. Anybody got any ideas for Trout, Bass or Salmon nearby? I don't have a boat. Just trying to find something new. Thanks guys
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RE:Curious about the trout lakes

Post by Shad_Eating_Grin » Sat Mar 14, 2009 10:51 pm

bhuynh03 wrote:I live in Bellevue and have been fishing Lake Washington, Sammamish, Boren, Pine and Beaver pretty much all my life. Anybody got any ideas for Trout, Bass or Salmon nearby? I don't have a boat. Just trying to find something new. Thanks guys
Lake Washington, Sammamish, Boren, Pine and Beaver, as you've mentioned above, would be my top 5 local lakes if I wanted to go "nearby" for trout and bass. I'm shorebound and live near Bellevue too.
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RE:Curious about the trout lakes

Post by Mike Carey » Sun Mar 15, 2009 7:24 am

Phantom in Bellevue I believe has a fishing pier. Small lake experience, can't say much about the fishing.
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RE:Curious about the trout lakes

Post by A9 » Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:43 am

bhuynh03 wrote:I live in Bellevue and have been fishing Lake Washington, Sammamish, Boren, Pine and Beaver pretty much all my life. Anybody got any ideas for Trout, Bass or Salmon nearby? I don't have a boat. Just trying to find something new. Thanks guys
Get on google maps/earth and start searching for small ponds in the eastside area. Lots of little ponds that aren't named in the WashingtonLakes report archive that hold bass...

For trout: Green Lake is also nearby, there are some lakes up north near Mukilteo and Everett that are within a 45 minute drive that are worth checking out as well.
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RE:Curious about the trout lakes

Post by TBear_fishin » Sun Mar 15, 2009 11:59 am

Got onto Google and looked around. I found what looks to be a very good spiny ray lake called Arrow. It is located just south of Normandy Park near Mar Vista Park. It appears to be perhaps a private lake; for homes surround the entire lakeshore. Do any of WL members have any knowledge of this lake? Better yet does anyone know of access, privileges, etc.?
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