Northwest Fishing Reports

Hey guys i was wondering if i could catch a bass off a dock this time of march? I just wanna go to like lake washington to like log boom or somthin and catch a fish? What would i use? Thanks

Anything is possible, I have in the past using crankbaits, carolina rigs, worms. A dropshot should also work.

Ok what color cranks? and what part of the dock would i fish off?

Whatever color that matches the forage fish in whatever lake you're fishing, like perch and trout.

Deep end of the dock, but don't pass up the shallow ends either.

Ok i think im actually going to go out today! wish me luck and thanks for the info!!!

Take a raincoat, it's raining. Get the water temp and let us know what it is.

Oh it is raining:( My dad will never take me in the rain:(

Looks like a rain cloud/storm going over the lake right now.

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I like to start fishing smaller lakes this time of year. Pretty much all ponds and lakes have lmb and the smaller the water the faster it warms.

So like what lakes?

Try tossing senkos at larson lake. I always catch my first lmb of the year there. Theres one dock on this pond. I have pulled atleast 20+ 3 pounders from under it. It has lilly pads all around it in summer and they sit on the edge of the pad line early in the year you cant see the pads but trust me they are starting to grow and thats where the food is gonna be.

Ok thanks!

When is the best time of a day to bass fish there?

tnj8222 wrote:Try tossing senkos at larson lake. I always catch my first lmb of the year there. Theres one dock on this pond. I have pulled atleast 20+ 3 pounders from under it. It has lilly pads all around it in summer and they sit on the edge of the pad line early in the year you cant see the pads but trust me they are starting to grow and thats where the food is gonna be.

Morning is almost always best for me on every lake.

Got it, thanks.