Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: grundy53 on March 02, 2011, 10:56:42 AM
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I was wondering what public fishing docks there were on lake Washington. The only one I really know of is the log boom park dock (and the marina right next to it). Just curious. I like to try new places out and I think lake Washington gets overlooked a lot.
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I was wondering what public fishing docks there were on lake Washington. The only one I really know of is the log boom park dock (and the marina right next to it). Just curious. I like to try new places out and I think lake Washington gets overlooked a lot.
I dont know about it getting overlooked, there are bass tournies on that lake every weekend starting around Mar thru Oct. Usually with the NW Bass there is a 75 boat limit. ABA usually has at least 40-50 boats and all the club tournies have around 25-40 boats on it.
Joe
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The point to the east of Stan Sayers pit along the walking path is a good spot to fish from shore for trout.
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Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park is in renton they have a two guys burger and an ivar's if you don't catch anything :chuckle:
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I was wondering what public fishing docks there were on lake Washington. The only one I really know of is the log boom park dock (and the marina right next to it). Just curious. I like to try new places out and I think lake Washington gets overlooked a lot.
I dont know about it getting overlooked, there are bass tournies on that lake every weekend starting around Mar thru Oct. Usually with the NW Bass there is a 75 boat limit. ABA usually has at least 40-50 boats and all the club tournies have around 25-40 boats on it.
Joe
your right. I forgot about bass. I don't really fish for them so tend to forget about them. lol. I was thinking more for trout and perch.
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Usually with the NW Bass there is a 75 boat limit.
Joe
No limit with NW Bass. Last year there was 79 boats and the year before there was a record 92 boats.
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have only caught a couple trout from there, perch are out of control on that lake. There is a large dog park off of coleman point open to the public. Lots of weed beds there holds plenty of perch. You may try tubing that part also.
Joe
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St Edwards Park and you will be in perch country.
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Waverly park in kirkland, caught some really nice trout off that dock quite a few years ago.
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Thanks for the pointers guys. also would like to try to catch some Cats A.K.A brown bullheads lol. if there are any in the lake of decent size.
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Waverly park in kirkland, caught some really nice trout off that dock quite a few years ago.
Agreed.
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Waverly park in kirkland, caught some really nice trout off that dock quite a few years ago.
Haven't heard Waverly in YEARS! used to go there for years on Sunday's with my Mom and Dad fairly regularly for an easy afternoon fishing spot.....fish for a few hours then go run errands......
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I think Union Bay is considered a part of Lake Washington. There are several docks and etc on the Arboretum path. I'm planning to get out there after Memorial Day weekend.