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Merwin and Yale Kokanee Fishing Tips

Merwin and Yale Kokanee Fishing Tips

Posted July 16, 2014

Book an epic Kokanee trip with Cameron Black!Spring-Time KokaneeIf you’re looking to catch Kokanee spring is the time to start. Spring is be the most productive time to pull out these fun and very tasty fish in both Merwin and Yale. Spring is not the only time you have a chance at these fish. You can find them throughout the entire summer but its going to take a little more effort finding them and a lot more weight, preferably a downrigger to get down to them.Early Season Kokanee TacticsEarly in the season, March and April, Kokanee are in large, very concentrated schools near the surface of...

Gearing Up for the June 6th Opener

Gearing Up for the June 6th Opener

Posted July 16, 2014

As many of you guys might know, the date of June 6th is the opener on many of the West side streams and rivers. Everyday is one day closer to the date. Following the weather patterns in the weeks prior to June is a key thing for your fishing. I for one am always hoping for an early spring thaw so that the rivers I target early June are fish able, unlike last year with the hellatious rain storm the week before triggering a mass thaw blowing out most all of the fisheries. Not only that, it will also determine...

Northern California Fly Fishing

Northern California Fly Fishing

Posted July 16, 2014

I moved to Northern California in August 2011 for a change of scenery, to find a career, and to fish new water. The latter being the most important. After years in SW Washington and about a year in SW Montana, I had already fished some amazing and famous waters. But Nor Cal had been on my radar for a long time. I used to spend my summers here and had fished a few local streams recommended by local fly shops, but hadn’t gotten to fish any of the really famous streams, so I was pretty excited when the opportunity popped...

Battle Ground Lake Bass Fishing

Battle Ground Lake Bass Fishing

Posted July 15, 2014

This may be surprising to most, but Battle Ground Lake holds some of the biggest bass in the state! For most people this is just a myth, but I have seen them with my own eyes cruising the shores! These big green elusive monsters have been ruling over this lake since way back when. In most cases these fish are dang near impossible to catch. Besides the tight line worm fishermen hooking onto, “the huge fish that snapped their line….”These fish are probably never even hooked. These fish have seen every lure in your resume. They have become so line...

2014 Spring Chinook Kicks off Well!

2014 Spring Chinook Kicks off Well!

Posted March 19, 2014

Columbia River Spring Chinook! What a welcome sight to see a high prediction of upriver Spring Chinook for 2014! We're smack dab in the early stages when pictures are showing up, reports are coming in and anglers are getting their gear wet in anticipation of the best tasting salmon to enter our waters!This has no doubt been a year of odd water conditions. Super low water plagued our early winter steelhead fishery and then with the onset of rain, we've experienced many weeks of unfishable conditions. Between all of that there have been absolute slay-fests, dry spells, weak runs, great...

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