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I headed up on Friday to Olallie - lots of fish and the weather was perfect.
Saw a few of those huge mamas that beaverfan talked about jumping all over the place, but couldn't land one. The best fishing for me was in the morning both days. As soon as the water warmed up, the fish got lazy for the most part. Had the most luck and landed my biggest one (16") on a dark rooster tail while wading about 6 feet from shore. Everyone I saw fishing from the banks was having pretty good luck on Saturday.
Sunday became harder to fish due to blustery conditions. I tried fishing the peninsula and got hammered by the wind. Also the ants were EVERYWHERE out there.
I also threw out a couple of salmon eggs as an experiment on a 1 oz slider/flash and got bites almost every cast. You can get out about 200-250 feet using those sliders and reach deep water.
The crowds took over the camping around Olallie but I stayed down the road at Triangle Lake where the horse camp is and had the entire place to myself. All in all, I am wishing I was still up there. I kept 10 nice sized bows and I didn't want to come back home. One bit of advice if you camp up there any time soon - take more bug spray than you think you'll need!!! :shock:
Saw a few of those huge mamas that beaverfan talked about jumping all over the place, but couldn't land one. The best fishing for me was in the morning both days. As soon as the water warmed up, the fish got lazy for the most part. Had the most luck and landed my biggest one (16") on a dark rooster tail while wading about 6 feet from shore. Everyone I saw fishing from the banks was having pretty good luck on Saturday.
Sunday became harder to fish due to blustery conditions. I tried fishing the peninsula and got hammered by the wind. Also the ants were EVERYWHERE out there.
I also threw out a couple of salmon eggs as an experiment on a 1 oz slider/flash and got bites almost every cast. You can get out about 200-250 feet using those sliders and reach deep water.
The crowds took over the camping around Olallie but I stayed down the road at Triangle Lake where the horse camp is and had the entire place to myself. All in all, I am wishing I was still up there. I kept 10 nice sized bows and I didn't want to come back home. One bit of advice if you camp up there any time soon - take more bug spray than you think you'll need!!! :shock: