Amx
8/10/2015 3:06:00 PMNICE!
I didn't do that good today, but got bunches of Largies - crankbait, and bunches of Smallies - dropshot.
I didn't do that good today, but got bunches of Largies - crankbait, and bunches of Smallies - dropshot.
Amx
8/10/2015 4:29:00 PMOh, just thought. Ya I know, that can be dangerous. I keep my passes in the boat so they don't get faded. :-) The funny ink they use on the funny paper these days are just not that good.
Khuong
8/10/2015 9:08:00 PMNice bass! I've never tried for bass before, do you recommend the north end of the lake or middle? Thanks
Rondvu2
8/11/2015 7:32:00 AMKhuong, I cant really speak to that as it was my first time on this lake and I never made it out of the south end myself. Only fished for a few hours as I had house work to do :( Amx, I'll have to figure something else out with those pesky passes...they fade so fast I'm beginning to think it's a business plan of some sort.
Amx
8/11/2015 3:25:00 PMJust keep the pass in the glove compartment. But be VERY sure to hang it from the mirror before running off and fishing.
Fishing on Sammamish is like most all lakes, sometimes the fishing is better in one end than the other end, or the middle, so you just take your chances on where to start, where to move after not catching anything, and where to move again to find something that wants to play. Yes there are lakes that have a pissy poor end/area that is ALWAYS bad, but Sammamish isn't one of them, it can be good anywhere around the lake, or bad. O^O
Fishing on Sammamish is like most all lakes, sometimes the fishing is better in one end than the other end, or the middle, so you just take your chances on where to start, where to move after not catching anything, and where to move again to find something that wants to play. Yes there are lakes that have a pissy poor end/area that is ALWAYS bad, but Sammamish isn't one of them, it can be good anywhere around the lake, or bad. O^O