CommanderCrud
9/11/2012 1:38:00 AMSounds awesome, How is the float? I'm not familiar with the river. What did you ride on?
Anglinarcher
9/11/2012 9:29:00 AMGreat report, too bad the picture did not show. Where do you take out at Argonne at?
Hewes15
9/11/2012 10:29:00 AMNot sure why the pics aren't working maybe I can email them to someone. The float is fun more paddling than floating. I use a one man pontoon thing it works ok, when the water is really low the river can be a pain to get around all the rocks in the rapids. I got out on N. side of bridge but wouldn't suggest it, it was just dark out.
trout-killa
9/11/2012 5:54:00 PMemail them to support@washingtonlakes.com i believe great report btw
perchboy
9/14/2012 9:41:00 PMThe pictures are fine if you click on them to get a bigger image. From looking at the picture of the rainbow trout, is it the red on the gill plate that makes it a red band? Also, I believe someone told me or a saw a sign saying they were endangered or something so what are you suppose to do if you get one? Anyway, they are both very nice fish.
Hewes15
9/15/2012 10:28:00 AMThe red on the gill plate and side identifies it as a redband yes. There are signs all along the river showing the redbands due to all the poaching and misunderstandings of the special rules on the Spokane. Its catch and release, no bait single barbless from Idaho to Upriver and downstream of Monroe st. So if you catch any fish in those areas you must release them.