catfish?

[grundy53]

in 2003 I lived near Boise for about six months and became addicted to catfishing... unfortunately i live on the wet side and cannot get to eastern washington enough to fill my appetite. green lake is the only place I've heard that has any "sizable" number of cats. could anyone point me to any other lakes? or am i screwed? lol. thanks either way. i have the itch really bad. 

[carpsniperg2]

"i have the itch really bad." they make a cream for that.  sorry the yar in me has to take over. 

 

[lokidog]

Someone suggested Harts Lake for cats on another post.

[grundy53]

lol, i figured that was going to come carp.


thanks lokidog

[carpsniperg2]

 

[STIKNSTRINGBOW]

What most people around here call "catfish" are usually Brown Bullheads, or "Horned Pout"
They can be found in almost any lowland lake in washington.

The Columbia and Snake Rivers are notorious for big catfish. Most rivers in WA are likely to contain at least a few catfish. They will also be found in some ponds, parks, small lakes and of course some of the major lakes in Washington. These major lakes include Alder Lake, Banks Lake, Franklin D Roosevelt Lake, Lake Bryan, Lake Chelan, Lake Sammamish, Lake Umatilla (John Day), Lake Wallula (McNary), Lake Whatcom, Mayfield Lake, Palmer Lake, Riffe Lake, pirit Lake, Vancouver Lake and Wanapum Lake.

The Washington state record blue catfish was taken out of the Columbia River and the state record channel catfish was caught from the I-82 Pond No. 6 . The Snake River produced the WA state record flathead catfish.

[grundy53]

thanks 

[STIKNSTRINGBOW]

GISSBERG POND (Snohomish Co.) CHANNEL CATFISH Year-round No min. size. Daily limit 2.

[rasbo]

come with all of us to lyons ferry

[Woodchuck]

 

[grundy53]

thank you. definitely going to try rasbo.

[Woodchuck]

Oh young jedi, there is no try, there is only do. or not do 

[grundy53]

your right! i will be there!

[rasbo]

your right! i will be there!

double dog dare ya