Lake Sutherland Kokanee

[Mike Carey]

Clallam County's Lake Sutherland is a jem located 15 miles west of Port Angeles. Little fished, it holds healthy populations of kokanee and trout. We show you some locations and techniques in this fishing adventure.

[Toni]

Nice video.

[sickbayer]

Where is the video?

[Mike Carey]

Where is the video?

You don't see it embedded above? It's also in our web site video section and our YouTube page.

[sickbayer]

No i don't see it embedded Mike. Mind you I view the website mostly on my phone but but its in full desktop mode.

[Mike Carey]

No i don't see it embedded Mike. Mind you I view the website mostly on my phone but but its in full desktop mode.

I will be so glad when Aaron is done with the new site update which will be cell phone friendly.

Try going to the Northwest Fishing Reports YouTube page, you'll see it there for sure. For some reason it's not showing on the forum thread for you.

[Hunter757]

I had the same problem on my computer using AOL had to use chrome to see the videos. Now its fixed so there was missing link somewhere with AOL. Great video guys, like the new Tackle talk but the footer needs to go your covering up to much. Keep up the good work. I really like the fact that Mike and the guys really like to show the fish in the water hooked up. Sometimes that is lost in other videos so Keep it up Mike and keep them coming!!

[Mike Carey]

Thanks, the feedback helps. It's challenging fitting the video into the box.
We'll be playing a bit with formats ahead of the tv show rollout.

[sickbayer]

Saw the video and looked awesome. Ya the tackle talk was good but the lower box on the screen absolutely interferes with it make it smaller or bin it. Oh and I watched quite a few more of the videos they all good. Apart from where there is a shirt less man fishing and not having a beer.

[Toni]

MIKE Where are the planer boards?

[Mike Carey]

I think the shirtless man look was s one time deal, lol.
Toni, if the lake was two rods allowed you'd see them! (Although, 35-38 feet is a bit deep for a planer board, and the koks were stacked at that depth)