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Go The Distance - Premier North West Bass Fishing

Posted July 31, 2014

Northwest Bass Fishing - Go The DistanceOur favorite home waters undeniably have some great Bass lurking in the shadows and waiting for us in our favorite honey holes, but living in the Pacific Northwest puts us in an ideal position to head for waters that are a little more distant. Yes, you can catch some quality fish in Silver Lake, Lacamas Lake, Vancouver Lake, Battleground Lake, the Willamette, backwaters of the Columbia on the Oregon and Washington sides, and some smaller, less notable waters within a short drive, but it is worth it to do some research, pull out some...

Wobbler Fishing the Columbia River

Posted July 25, 2014

Early Fall Wobbler SuccessEvery year, the largest of the Columbia River salmon runsWobbler fishing could be seen as simple and no doubt it is simplistic in nature - that's a large part of the appeal. With that in mind it is the subtleties of the technique that equal payoff. "Hog-lines" form and boats drop anchor, rods are rigged up and lines are dropped; coffee is poured and stories start. Hopefully, if all goes well the rods will fold and nets will fly.You can go out in the Columbia river with a rudimentary knowledge of Wobbler fishing and have success, especially...

Several 20 Pound Steelhead | Addicted!

Posted July 20, 2014

Several 20 pound Steelhead on film - Fishing in Washington & Oregon for big wild & hatchery steelhead!Float fishing, drift fishing and many more techniques are used to hook big aggressive fish!Fishing Addicts Northwest - Multiple 20+ pound Steelhead on film!We fished Oregon & Washington to find trophy steelhead, not all in film were in the 20 pound mark as you'll plainly see. We had great fun.Techniques include: jig fishing, pink worms, spinners, spoons & more!

The Best Way to Bleed Salmon & Steelhead

Posted July 16, 2014

Steelhead & Salmon are one of the finest in table fare, but why spend all that time catching & preparing fish if you don't take full advantage of the flavor? Properly bleeding a fish is one of the biggest keys to getting the most out of rich, flavorful Steelhead fillets. In this tutorial, Marlin LeFever of Fishing Addicts Northwest will show you how to bleed the fish properly. The fish used in tutorial is a hatchery winter steelhead, caught on a bobber and jig. Hope this helps!We'll keep you updated with tutorials, tips & tricks! Follow us:

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

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...

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