Available Fishing Guide:
Website: Darrell & Dads Family Guide Service
BOATS, BOATS, AND more BOATS. Then add a few more. WOW. It was like a scene from the West Side. Bosts lined up to launch, boats lined up at the "single" dock. But everyone was polite and patient, so all was well. Met Knotabite while in line to launch, and sounds like he has been having some line stretching times on RW. Got on the water around 1:30 or so after Cindy got off work. Cindy and I fished with jigs and caught and released several fish. There were plenty of rod bending action for us, so we boated our limit and came home after an hour or so of relaxing fishing. We each had a nice tripp in the cooler, a nd cindy hooked up with a pole bender that she said she was going to keep. As she was fighting her fish, I was working in a brown marabou jig and Bam, fish on. We had a double, in the current, so I kicked the trolling motor off, and we drifted and fought our fish. Cindy grabbed the net and was going to do a double net job. as we were getting the fish in position, Cindy made a scoop. Lots of splashing goin on. Cindy's fish came off and away it swam. Or so we thought. Luck was in her favor. Her fish was netted, and it was my--still hooked up--fish that was still swimming. So back to the net we came, and She had two fish in the net. WOW, what a rush. Ended the day with 4 nice trout--big one at 6 1/2#. There was a boat from the Okanogan County Sheriff's Dept working the water. Was great to see some official presence on the water. They were checking boater compliance, and looked to be keeping busy. Stay safe out there, and keep a "cool" head.
Available Fishing Guide:
Website: Darrell & Dads Family Guide Service