Recent content by REELY HOOKED

I am partial to the copper Thomas Buoyant and brown Rooster Tail colors, they have caught many trout for me.

Can anybody share how and where they catch trout in Hagg Lake in January? I would like to take the grandsons out there. Thank you

Started fishing there in 2002, largest to date is 37 lbs. on a sardine wrapped K-16. I have also used these successfully on the Willamette.

I love those, I have a few K-16's that look like that and catch fish.

Thank you for the information, I may wait until it warms up some. I am hoping to try some Central Oregon waters like Crane Prairie and Wickiup.

I just bought a bunch of Kokanee lures that I hope will work. Where can I go that will give me a chance at larger Kokanee or trout? Green Peter was fun but I need some bigger fish.

We were just below Rumbaugh creek, pink was our hot color.

Not a Kokanee virgin anymore. Once I found the fish at GP it was game on. I had never fished over such numbers before. Hootchies, wedding rings, spin-n-glo's and others caught fish. All of them very small, brought enough home to fill the Little Chief..

Thank you for the information. I should probably wait until it warms up and the fish are grown.

I have never fished for them and am asking for any recommendations on where I should try. Detroit Lake, Green Peter, anywhere within a couple hours of Canby.

I was thinking that shallow would be best since the water is colder this time of year. Maybe I will rethink my plan.

Thank you so much! Great information! I plan on putting in on the west side and fishing the shallower water.

Very telling, no replys. Thanks

I have never fished Hagg Lake. I plan on taking the boat up there this coming weekend. Does anyone have recommendations of bait, style of fishing, etc. I know asking for locations is out of the question. Should I leave the boat home and bank fish somewhere? Please advise. Thank you

Is there anyone, or a group that does this type of fishing in the Portland area? I would like to use my pontoon for trout, salmon, bass and don't like going alone anymore..