October 2, 2009 in Sports

Hunting + fishing

Alan Liere The Spokesman-Review
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Fly fishing

Amber Lake trout are holding deep, though there is a lot of evening activity on the surface. Try a gray Serendipity in front of the launch.

Many lakes in Ferry, Stevens and Pend Oreille counties remain open through October and could provide nice catches this fall. Ellen Lake, north of Inchelium, could be productive because it was rehabilitated last year. Gillette Lake, northeast of Colville, has both rainbow and tiger trout. Browns Lake, northeast of Cusick, is usually best for fall cutthroat.

Trout and kokanee

Triploid trout that would push 15 pounds can be seen swimming in Rufus …

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