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Forever Fishing Washington State

Post by sparky1doug » Thu Feb 24, 2011 9:00 pm

Forever Fishing Washington State, http://foreverfishing-sparky1doug.blogspot.com/ is a new blog dedicated to stories, reports and reviews from sparky1doug and contributors whom share the passion of fishing. From Tiger Muskies, Northern Pike and Bass to Salmon, Steelhead and Trout to my favorite lures and flies to catch them. See what lures are currently being tested and flies hot off the vise. Feel free to email me about your stories and suggestions. There is a "Fisherman of the Week" and special photos of great places to wet a line. So follow the antics of some avid anglers whom wander the waters of our wonderful state.

My first guest blogger is Fish-n-Fool who tells the tale of "The Lunker of Liberty Lake".
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RE:Forever Fishing Washington State

Post by Amx » Thu Feb 24, 2011 9:16 pm

Looks like a good site. I only read the first 'artical' by Fish-n-Fool and it was good. [thumbup] I bookmarked to keep track of what happens on it. :thumright
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RE:Forever Fishing Washington State

Post by muskyhunter » Thu Feb 24, 2011 9:17 pm

Hey Sparky..just wondering how many tigers and pike have you caught? I've waiting for the b.s session on the Tele..nothing yet broski. Will it take a brew to get ya to chatter about Musky fishing or what? lol See ya, todd
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RE:Forever Fishing Washington State

Post by sparky1doug » Thu Feb 24, 2011 9:35 pm

Todd, I do owe you a call, I'll fix that. I've not caught nearly as many Tiger Muskie as you have and I'm by no means an expert but find them to be a great challange. Pike I've done much better on, I had five days on them last year and landed 32 fish. What I truly enjoy is the many interesting lures and technics, the hunting them down on the lake or river. The thrill of the follows, the moment when your knees start shaking as a 40"+ turns to chase your lure. After years of steelheading and stocking salmon I was ready for something different.
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Post by Fish-N-Fool » Fri Feb 25, 2011 1:03 am

Hey Sparky nice blog! I read that first story the tale of "The Lunker of Liberty Lake".
Now that boys got some kinda writing talent, Is he on the best sellers list?


LOL Tnx, for sharing my story.

I have a few others I could tell yah and some of them are even true.
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Post by Rich McVey » Fri Feb 25, 2011 6:05 am

Very Nice Doug. I like the layout.

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Post by sparky1doug » Fri Feb 25, 2011 7:52 pm

Thanks everyone. 80 visits in the first two days from Washington Lakes.com. I'm currently running Fish N Fool's great story. Next Monday a friend from Silverdale catches her first steelhead from the Sol Duc, great picture too. She braved the wind and cold on the 19th to bring in a mint bright hen. Keep those stories and great pictures coming. >:"":>
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Post by Natebg1 » Fri Feb 25, 2011 9:53 pm

Hey Doug,

You should at some point in your own words add in the story of our very first trip together out on the Pend Oreille back from last October for the Pike Tournament LOL... I am sure that would be a really good story :-$ Have a good one.

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Post by dougw » Sat Feb 26, 2011 9:32 am

Don't forget to tell of the USS Pend Oreile, and her innovative features like the live well¡!!!
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Post by sparky1doug » Sat Feb 26, 2011 9:39 am

Excellent suggestions Doug and Nate the Fall Pike Tournament was full of memories and has the makings of a great story.
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Post by sparky1doug » Tue Mar 01, 2011 11:51 pm

The latest post features my good friend Carly and her first steelhead. Soon a story of last Octobers Pike Tornament. Please send me some Tiger Muskie pictures and stories for Later this month.
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RE:Forever Fishing Washington State

Post by sparky1doug » Sun Mar 06, 2011 8:54 pm

90% luck and the rest is all skill. The story about our fall Pike Tournament is up on the blog, check it out. Last weeks story about Carly's first steelhead was very popular 219 views in three days
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Post by Mark K » Sun Mar 06, 2011 9:16 pm

Awesome story Doug! And we get to do it again in 3 weeks!! Can't wait!!!

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Post by Natebg1 » Sun Mar 06, 2011 10:56 pm

Doug,

That story sure brings back some fond memories, especially about the infamous magic lure trick. I am still amazed how you can make a lure disappear so quickly LOL... Maybe one day I will learn that technique... Oh well, as I said before, things happen and now we can all sit back and laugh about it :) , this makes me want to get in my truck right now and relive that experience all over again, even if I have to watch another magic trick happen. Now if we can get a plan together to make it over to the Pend Oreille again that would be the icing on the cake, sounds like Mark K is onboard, do we have any other members interested in going over? Have we had any luck with finding a place open that we can stay at? Talk with everyone real soon.

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Post by sparky1doug » Tue Mar 08, 2011 8:11 pm

It's Norhtern Pike Month over on the blog. Enjoy the pictures and story. Please send more Proud Pike Pics.
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Post by Fish_Bait111397 » Tue Mar 08, 2011 8:19 pm

I should have some pics of some pike next month, but there not from Wa...hehehe..ill still share them tho.
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Post by sparky1doug » Sun Mar 20, 2011 10:05 pm

This week a letter from someone whom is passionate abouit Northern Pike and makes his living fishing the Pend Oreille River. Check out the post on my blog listed below. Its already been read by people in Brazil, Poland, Germany, Denmark, United Kingdom, Ukraine and Canada.
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Post by Lucius » Mon Mar 21, 2011 8:34 pm

Slough Shark,
Don't forget the first time you went pike fishing in Idaho and you whooped up on me with the fly rod!! Also, there is the Chaos of last year with the 3 of us and the 4 double hookups while I was playing with my boat
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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? :-"
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Post by dougw » Tue Mar 22, 2011 4:31 pm

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!
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RE:Forever Fishing Washington State

Post by Natebg1 » Tue Mar 22, 2011 8:16 pm

Hey Doug and Everyone,

You will be missed at the Tournament, but Sparky and I will certainly try to make up for the USS Pend Oreille as best as possible. Of course nothing compares to a classic! :salut: Look forward to getting another chance to fish along side you in the future. Have a safe trip back and if you are available on Sunday let Sparky and I know, we might be able to pull off a day of fishing with you then if you have time.

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