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Addicted Fishing TV - Don't Miss An Episode!!

Addicted Fishing TV - Don't Miss An Episode!!

Posted May 25, 2018

Did you know you can go back and watch all of our previous episodes filmed live on Facebook? Every single episode Fishing Addicts NW has ever done about subjects covering, salmon, steelhead, walleye, bass, kokanee, and more!  All you have to do is go to our Facebook Page Fishing Addicts Northwest. After you've navigated to our Facebook Page, click on the videos tab... and have fun!  Access to hours of entertaining, educational, and exciting fishing information. Click the link below to go directly to our videos page now.Addicted Fishing TV Facebook Live Episodes 

Marlin's Largemouth Bass Primer

Marlin's Largemouth Bass Primer

Posted March 30, 2018

Marlin Lefever shares his most consistent tactics for catching bass. Spring, Summer, Fall...largemouth bass act different during different seasons and stages of the spawn. Some baits do produce consistently over others during the many seasons.  The first we will discuss is a well-loved favorite that is effective almost anywhere. It works well for encouraging bass that aren't as aggressive to bite - yet it produces savages takes from aggressive fish too. Weedless senkos. Though weedless plastics are one of the top producers throughout the season, they are not the only answer. Jigs are a classic and powerful tool for covering...

What Makes Spring Chinook Different? | Fish Species

What Makes Spring Chinook Different? | Fish Species

Posted March 30, 2018

Spring Chinook, as defined in the Columbia River region, are often regarded as the best-tasting salmon in the world. The fishery is a highly anticipated time that brings multitudes of anglers to both boat and bank, to try their hand at these impressive fish.   Fishing for Springers Spring chinook is often a difficult percentage fishery. The timing of the run and closures can leave many anglers frustrated at the hours spent for minimum reward. When the fishing is good, it can be really good and few fisheries provide the satisfaction that springers do.   If you do it right...

Columbia River Shad Takedowns

Columbia River Shad Takedowns

Posted May 30, 2017

The Columbia River Shad run provides fantastic action and enjoyment, especially on light gear. In the video below, Gone Catchin' Guide Service gets into multiple shad on kokanee rods and has all sorts of fun with the kids catching these hard-fighting fish. Shad are a member of the herring family and plentiful. There are a number of methods that will work but from a boat, anchoring with small spoons can be very effective. Once you get up into the Bonneville Dam region where bank fishing is very popular, you can cast shad darts out with additional weight above them. Watch more from...

2017 Goes Down As One Of The Most Challenging Spring Chinook Seasons To Date

2017 Goes Down As One Of The Most Challenging Spring Chinook Seasons To Date

Posted April 28, 2017

Let me start this article by saying that the first person this summer that complains about it being too hot, should be tarred, feathered and drug through the streets...... I don't know what we did to tick Mother Nature off but at least all our little baby salmon are making it to the ocean at record pace. If there's food out there for them, we could be in for some great fishing in the coming ye2017ars. This 2017 main stem Columbia Spring Chinook Fishery is going to go down as one of the most challenging, temperamental, and toughest fisheries we've...

The Quickest Way to Fillet a Kokanee

The Quickest Way to Fillet a Kokanee

Posted April 17, 2017

Fillet a kokanee QUICK with this short tutorial video. In this video Marlin shows how he fillets kokanee. When you get back to the dock after a long day of fishing, you want to make sure you save as much time as possible during fillets - especially if you landed a lot of fish! Kokanee are typically on the smaller side but some can get larger - this technique works very well for getting the best possible kokanee fillets in the shortest amount of time.&t=1sRemember to use a sharp blade and use caution when filleting. The sharper the knife, the...

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