We caught 5-6 pretty good size small-mouth bass. A lot of it has to do with the nightcrawler on the worm harness, you're essentially fishing with bait and trolling it slowly (below the dam you can drift with the current most days).
We fished just below McNary Dam on the Columbia River. Chartreuse and silver were our best worm harnesses (spinners) drug behind bottom walkers. The biggest trick is finding their depth early on. On Friday barometric pressure was near 30-35 and the fish were in 20-25', on saturday it was...
Fishing was good at eel lake. I threw a crawdad bassplug all day, dark brown. My arms hurt, but we caught a bunch of fish. List quite a few right at the boat - all in all a good day.
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I'm fishing near Eel lake this weekend on the coast - wondering if it's worth bringing my bigger gear and fishing the coast, or bringing my fly gear to hit the umpqua, or brining my bass gear to just fish the lake.
Any suggestions? (besides bring them all)