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Proverb
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Lake Stevens

Post by Proverb » Tue Aug 07, 2007 6:44 pm

I saw a thread a little while ago about lake stevens so I suggested my brother go and fish it and he wasn't able to get any bites. What are good times and basic baits for him to use so I can let him know?
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CK14
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RE:Lake Stevens

Post by CK14 » Tue Aug 07, 2007 6:48 pm

i went there for the first time a week ago and did ok on senkos skipped under deep docks. a guy i took out from another forum got a 4lb 7oz pig smallie.
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Widgeondeke
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RE:Lake Stevens

Post by Widgeondeke » Tue Aug 07, 2007 6:49 pm

Early morning is best for trout/kokanee. evening is good for bass
Land - fish from the county boat launch docks. Power bait, worms, best if you are up off the bottom.
Boat - troll a wedding ring 15'-60' deep for trout or kokanee, 4" rapala for trout or bass. Fish the docks with whatever is your favorite, spinnerbaits, crankbaits, rubber worms, pignjig all work well.

good luck.
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Mr. Magler
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RE:Lake Stevens

Post by Mr. Magler » Tue Aug 14, 2007 1:37 pm

CK14 wrote:i went there for the first time a week ago and did ok on senkos skipped under deep docks. a guy i took out from another forum got a 4lb 7oz pig smallie.
CK -

Were those largies or smallies you were catching under the docks? What size were they?

I only ask because I recently moved near the lake, and have had very little success fishing it for bass. I just need something to keep me motivated to get back out there!
Wishin' I was fishin',

Mr. Magler
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RE:Lake Stevens

Post by CK14 » Tue Aug 14, 2007 9:14 pm

smallies, i got mine on wacky rigged senkos and the big one came on a texas rigged senko. green pumpkin & watermelon, both in 4". look for docks in 15'-20', also look for steep shoreline dropoffs. i found a couple places where it was 15'-25' really close to the shore and was just covered in downed trees. there's some good largies in there too from what i've heard, saw a pic of a 7lb+ from a couple months ago.
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Mr. Magler
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RE:Lake Stevens

Post by Mr. Magler » Wed Aug 15, 2007 9:00 am

Thanks for the tips CK!
Wishin' I was fishin',

Mr. Magler
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