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Stillaguamish River & area lakes, Mt. loop hwy

Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2011 11:25 pm
by Andy Griffith
Will be camped along the Stillaguamish river off the Mountain loop hwy and was wondering about the river and/or shore lake fishing opportunities in the area?

Thanks

RE:Stillaguamish River & area lakes, Mt. loop hwy

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 4:20 am
by Bass Woody
there is about 3 miles of river that is closed, cook slough I believe. lots of lakes around. use google maps to see them. watch out for crime out there, some recent issues.

I'm sorry I think your talking about up river and I was talking lower by Silvana.#-o oh my bad. have fun

RE:Stillaguamish River & area lakes, Mt. loop hwy

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 2:16 pm
by MarkFromSea
Andy Griffith wrote:Will be camped along the Stillaguamish river off the Mountain loop hwy and was wondering about the river and/or shore lake fishing opportunities in the area?

Thanks
You can access Cavanah via the back road from Oso.

RE:Stillaguamish River & area lakes, Mt. loop hwy

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 2:44 pm
by chefjake99
There are many decent spots on the SF Stilly there are a few spots in paticular that I especially like after Verlot. I Got my largest steelhead there when I was thirteen. Right now it will be super low but there should be cutt's, steelhead, and dolly's in there. Check your regs on that river though as I havent fished it in a while and Im sure thing have changed.

RE:Stillaguamish River & area lakes, Mt. loop hwy

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 8:59 pm
by Andy Griffith
Thanks for the replies. We will be near Verlot. I will get the rule book out and see if I can decipher what's what.

RE:Stillaguamish River & area lakes, Mt. loop hwy

Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 12:26 am
by The Quadfather
If you continue up the road past Verlot about 5 miles, you will pass the Big Four Ice Caves. Another 1.5 miles past that is a left turn off to Coal lake road. Drive up there about 4-5 miles will put you right at Coal lake, about 100' from where you park. Has tons of brooke trout, very eager for your gear. Not that big, they're alpine lake brooke trout. But it is fish on, all day. Also as you go along the Stilly, down near lake 22 I think?? There is one huge bend in the hwy. It is the biggest hole/bend in the river in that area. When the fish are there,, it holds fish for sure. Check those nasty river regs though, can't be sure of anything.