Sharphooks
2/2/2019 10:19:54 PMEnjoyed reading your very nicely done fishing report. Although my fishing partner and I were not out on the lake today, I did receive a briefing from a friend who fished Lake Sammamish today with his friend. He said there were about 15 vehicles with trailers at the launch site when they pulled into it. He reported much the same type of fishing action that you and your partner encountered today. And like you, he is a very good fisherman. He and his partner fished the late morning into the early afternoon hours, about 4 hours, and came away with 2 Cutthroat landed which were released to the lake and they had a couple of missed strikes. He said he saw very few birds working the lake today which likely means the recent bug hatch has pretty much run its course. My experience of fishing the lake is that once that happens, the fish tend to scatter widely making the catching a lot more challenging. But with that said, its always just nice to be out on the water enjoying some peace and quiet.
salmonbarry
2/3/2019 6:10:52 AMFishinmission
2/3/2019 8:49:58 AMWhat an awesome day, I learned sooo much from you Salmonbarry, but the memories from this trip will last me a lifetime.....thank you so much!!!! ????
salmonbarry
2/3/2019 10:33:28 AMafk
2/3/2019 9:31:29 AMPS Will you be fishing the Something Catchy Derby?
salmonbarry
2/3/2019 10:31:20 AMBen Eggertsen
2/3/2019 10:23:47 AMI have to admit, I have probably been releasing coho thinking they were kokanee. Looking for the missing adipose fin seems like the best way to determine the species. The speckled dots and the difference in eye size sometimes is a bit iffy.
Fish on!