Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: WCTaxidermy on April 20, 2010, 10:21:02 PM
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Hi all, finally got out on the river for some Walleye. Did catch a few, but the first fish of the day and my first one ever was a fresh water ling cod (Burbot). I had no idea this fish even existed. I brought it up and my first thought was that I just caught some sort of sucker fish that I have never seen before. My fishing buddy told me what it was and told me how good they were to eat.
I fillet him out and will be having fresh Burbot and Walleye for dinner tomorrow night. :drool: Talk with you all soon. John
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Where were you at? We catch the burbot all the time up at Sullivan Lake! How big was it? Biggest we've caught was 27".
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Hey Goose, we were fishing Lake Roosevelt out of Kettle. It was 19 inches. Now I want to catch more. Talk about good eating. :drool: How do you fish for them on Sullivan? I might have to make a trip over there and try it out. John
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We catch them using glow in the dark buzz bombs tipped with nightcrawler jigged right off the bottom. We have a cabin up on sullivan probably only gonna make it up there once or twice this year. When I do i'll pm ya and see if you wanna meet up to catch some burbot and kokanee.
