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Waterloo?
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ryguy
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Thinking of hitting waterloo in the morning. Was wondering if anyone had any info on what to use and where to hit cause i never been there. well thanks in advance. ryan
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Mike123
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Uhm I wouldn't bother with Waterloo.. Pretty late in the season. They haven't recycled fish for a few weeks. Hit up church camp or dead line if you want to even have a chance.
Just go to Sweet home. Turn left at the Foster dam. Go over dam.
Turn left. Follow road little ways down till you see the hatchery. Park. Go to dead line. Or... Pass by hatchery till you see the church sign then park in turn out in the the gravel parking lot. Follow signs that say "fisherman this way."
Sweet Home is up HWY. 20.
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fishy4
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when is a good time to go to waterloo? and what kind of fish inhabit that area?
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Mike123
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fishy4 said:
when is a good time to go to waterloo? and what kind of fish inhabit that area?
For what species? There are basically no steelhead and chinook worth trying for in there now.
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fishy4
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for trout. i was trying for them yesterday and didn't see any in the river
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Mike123
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I use flies and lures even though it's open for bait. I hate that they opened it for bait. There is a lot of REALLY nice Cutthroat in there. Below Waterloo bridge a ways down around the corner is full of cutts. Panther martin spnners and Size 3 Blue Fox or like spinner work well. You can keep fin clipped trout, but not the native cutthroat.
You may be able to do it. It will require some deep wading. I've done it before.
Best to just hop in a raft or boat. If you want to find good trout fishing, don't go to the obvious park areas and places where there is high fishing pressure.
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fishy4
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is the deep pool below the bridge any good? i dont need constant action. anything is fine by me
