Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: cryder on February 01, 2021, 04:48:15 AM
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Been down at the Lincoln fish pens a few times , did really well , in those days of talking to the end of my pole , boats come in and out of the bay , and if close enuff I strike up some idyocrity conversing , and two boats in a row told me they can't believe how many walleye are in the 100 ft. Level out by the pens , one boat stayed all day , and of course I have my bonocculars handy and watched what they were doing , till he brings in a monster Wally , thing was huge ! I've talked to the locals down there and they tell me night fishing for these beasts is very well worth it , Wally comes up on the shore shelves during the night , so as soon as I can separate the week from the willing I'm going down there for a night thing , just need help carrying alot of stuff , makes me wonder what a Cajun twinkee is like at night , weather the ingen stop Arby's is open late 😃🤣😂😁😀
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So they didn't mention what they are using?
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White jigs n grub worms in the boats ,casting rappallas , bobbers with worms , red devilspinners tipped with worms , slow retrieve worms , my scouting company opens tomorrow 🤣
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Where about are Lincoln fish pens?
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Drive through the community of Lincoln , and you end up there , the pens are the dirt road before the boat launch that's there
