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I've only been there once shore fishing. My best luck was with inline spinners. I'll try to make it for a day. No promises for this busy boy though.

Thanks for the info. Are there any other hidden treasure fishing areas for us novice salt-water/brackish water fishermen? May be heading out there this weekend. Also, what kind of fishing gear should I bring? Specifically, rod action and line strength, hook sizes, etc. When it comes to...

Ok gentlemen, yous and me has gotsa git together and do some pikeminnering. I could use some extra money.

I have never used a Kastmaster but I've heard they are great for trout. I do enjoy using Vibrax spinners from time to time. One of my favorite lures as of last year has been the Northland Tackle Buck-Shot Rattle Spoon. I just need to try it in Salish now. Which Rapala's are you talking...

I've seen both bass and crappies in West Salish. But you'll see lots more in East Salish. I have yet to catch any bass out of there. That may be today's project.

Thanks Trouttier! This pond is in the Fairview/Gresham area. Not much for parking but a nice place nonetheless. Just picked up some new stuff to try fishing with but no powerbait or paste or anything like that. I'm more of a lure user.

Thanks for the info!

I'm stuck without a flotation device so it's all shore fishing there for me. Got any suggestions?

Sounds like a great time! How much knowledge to I need in order to join all y'all? (Hehe, gotta love practicing my southern accent. :lol: )

Portland. My brother couldn't live in a cool place farther south.

Exactly. Salish is half way between my place and my girlfriends place so it's a quicky option for me.

Never made it to the show. Anytime anything happens that I really want to go to, it's between paychecks and not the weekend immediately following my paycheck. Dagnabbit! Maybe it's God's way of telling me that I need to spend money on food instead of on fishin' gear. LOL. Hey all, I'm brand...

Yeah, I've been looking at that. Any areas of the pond that you think are a better area to cast from than others? Whenever I get a chance to get out there I'm stuck on the side where all the trees are between the two ponds.

I need to get out there and try it during these cooler months. Anybody know the secret to catching anything in there that's bigger than 9 inches? Also, anybody ever fish the east pond for the bass and crappies? According to the reg book you can keep 1 bass and 10 crappies out of the east...

Wasn't sure if it was open or not... but it's great knowing it is open! Thanks for the info. I'll have to plan a trip out there.