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Spokane(Long) Lake Report
Spokane County, WA

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06/12/2014
71° - 75°
Top Fishing From Boat
Largemouth Bass
Mostly Sunny
Crankbait
Evening
61° - 65°
06/15/2014
2
1009

Tough evening of fishing. Brother in law and I went out on his boat. Put in at the 9 mile resort launch and went out and down. Came back up and went towards public launch. He out caught me with 2 fish. I did catch a 10" Walleye, which surprised both of us. Has anyone ever caught an eye in Long before. I'd be interested to hear of any others experience. I caught it on a jig an grub. Overall very slow night, and we had high hopes.

I got out this morning, (Sunday) and caught one smallie on a wiggle wart. Many pike minnow below the dam. Waiting for other species to move in up there, but for now, it's kind of fun fighting off the pike minnow.


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downriggeral
6/16/2014 9:28:00 AM
I have fished Long a bunch in the past and have never caught a walleye......very interesting.
kingwoodworks
6/16/2014 10:04:00 AM
A week ago my buddy and I were fishing the pads at the old Sportmans Paradise and I caught an 8" walleye. I was as surprised as you. They must be comeing in from Idaho.
Ruffneck18
6/16/2014 12:13:00 PM
I don't believe there are any eyes in the river above 9 mile dam and am positive there are none in Coeurd'alene
soberg
6/16/2014 4:33:00 PM
Yes I have caught Walleye in Long before. About 6 years ago I caught a 9lb Walleye qtr mile below the Little Spokane mouth in late Feb or early March. It was full of eggs. I knew a few guys that dumped them in on their drive back from Little Falls. This was Back in the 90s. Also I have a cousin that swears he gets several every year, as he targets them. I also know during shock sampling there are Channel Cats in there.
I do believe WWP planted the cats in the late 90s. I haven't figured either out.
fowl_language
6/25/2014 10:23:00 PM
Only walleye I know of in north Idaho are in the Clark Fork and there's not a lot of them. They are in the Spokane River heavy down at Porcupine Bay.
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