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I just got these pics from a friend. We fished the Snake down by Clarkston last year at the end of June. We went down hoping for cats fished for an entire day and didn't get a single cat but we got a few small mouth on our cat baits so we decided to focus on them. Once we did that we got out the ultra lights with 4 lb test and tube jigs and killed them! I think we got some where around a 100 a day each. We atcually had to trailer the boat, go to Walmart and buy more tube jigs. Well hope this makes you that much more ready for summer.
Thats the boat we will be fishing out of this year for cats at the beginning of June.
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awesome! im itchin for the summertime fishing...
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That looks like a ton of fun. I have spent a ton of time on that stretch of the river. pretty country
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March 26, 2009, 03:35:43 PM »
Very nice Teach! Yea, the smallie fishing is great in the summer time. I'll have to get one of my buddies to scan some of my smallie pics so I can post em up.
Can't wait to get back out there again this year.
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Will there be smallmouth down at lyons ferry when we go. Still looking for some cedar planks to cook the shad on.
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i wanna go
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Will there be smallmouth down at lyons ferry when we go.
Yep. It should start getting good by then and just keeps getting better as the river warms. The Palouse should be good if the Snake is out of shape. Come on June!
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man I cant wait either,,
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Im looking forward to fishing as soon as I get out of school. I work for a rancher about three miles from Central Ferry and ill be hitining the banks as soon as I get off work.
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March 30, 2009, 08:54:49 PM »
Nothin better than smallies in my book, you don't have to wait until June though, I typically start in March, with the cold start I probably won't see much until April. The March - May bite is when the big fish get caught. I sure wish we had more smally lakes on the Wet side. We've got a few good lakes but nothing like you East side guys have.
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There are quite a few good smallie lakes over here on the west side, I have gotten my biggest smallies over here...
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I have zero smallmouth lures,what should I bring to lyons ferry
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Rasbo,
How deep is the water?
4-12 ft deep throw some crankbaits, nothing like getting on a good crankbait bite...
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March 31, 2009, 01:10:43 PM »
tubes, grubs, split shot worm, and senkos should be all good choices too for that time of year on the river..
if you can get a good crankbait bite like you can in april over there hold on.. ha ha.. it is a blast.
tons of waters on the wet side have incredible smallie fishing.
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Rasbo if you are going to use the plastics mentioned above stay with your greens, browns, black colors. There are a lot of items out there and they look real pretty but stay dark. If you want to drop by someday and I will show you some things to get, I only have about 10,000 of them so you can kind of see the colors and the different setups..
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