August 28, 2009 in Sports

Hunting + fishing

Alan Liere The Spokesman-Review
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Tags: Hunting and Fishing outdoors

Trout and kokanee

Lenice Lake has been very good for big trout, especially if you can fish around the frequent wind storms. An olive Wooly Bugger works as well as anything.

Lake Roosevelt kokanee are biting throughout the system in 38-60 feet of water. The deeper you go, the larger the fish. Rainbow are also being caught.

Rock Lake is slow, as is Rufus Woods. Popular Williams Lake has slowed, also, but limits are still possible.

Loon Lake night fishermen are finding the big kokes sporadically, but trollers have had fairly consistent luck. Chapman Lake kokanee anglers are still-fishing …

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