Hunting Washington Forum

Solid bucks.
The forks on that first buck are quite impressive.

Spotted this pair on the Teanaway this year as well. Pretty cool!


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It was great day today , fishing with the Lincoln locals got 2 right away , then for two hours nothing , then it became time to save your pole !! No monsters cought but a bunch of 2-3 pounders , perfect for the smoker , left with my 5 fish and had a blast , I ran into the guy that cought the 12lbr last week , he showed me a picture , thing is huge , water went down ten foot on shore so this fun will not last long

When you say," north end of reservoir", I'm assuming the potholes? Correct? I'm going to assume, it is. When it comes to the potholes, until the water level comes up, google earth, GPS, and ONX will be your friend. The reason is when the water is low, like this time of year. The pothole becomes a maze of epic size. What makes it so bad is that, the geography is as flat as a pancake, not many high dunes, to get your bearings. And even if you know the direction to go, can you find a channel to get you there. I added the screen shot, to show what I'm talking about. Much better images on google earth. Learn to use the historical images option, in GE. It is worth the time. As far as the wasteways go, I run my john boat and outboard in the wasteway frequently, no problem. Again google earth is great for studying water channels and wasteways. I don't feel I'm giving away any trade secrets, I'm sure some will disagree. But a old timer once told me, "There are no more secrets in the basin,  just people who hunt harder than others". As a general rule, I think he is correct. Would like to show you around, but my truck took a dump this morning, on my way to the basin for some scouting. It's going to be in the shop awhile. Good Luck

 


I think that whole area gets cell service, OnX would be gold back in there.

(I haven't been there in a boat since well before the handheld un-lost technology has arrived!)

I shot the bear, didnt know the bull was there until I got to the bear.