Host: Mike Sportelli Description: Lake is one of Montana’s premier blue ribbon fisheries offering nearly year round angling for trophy rainbow and brook trout and kokanee salmon. With an average depth of 16 feet, the lake is relatively shallow and much of the lake bottom is weedy providing excellent cover for the fish and habitat […]
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Date: September 27-28 Host: Chip O’Brien https://flyproject.us/blog/the-music-of-coffeepot-lake?srsltid=AfmBOooX1ylfp11sQInOU9oUX4Y6WyRAtoS5ip8c5UChnoTVaF9SKSRl Campsite: There are seven campsites available on a first-come, first-served basis. Each has a fire ring and picnic table. There’s also a vault toilet, but no potable water. Fishing: Equally regarded as a terrific rainbow trout and largemouth bass fishery, fly anglers usually target the big, meaty trout.
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Hosts: Bill Wagstaff and Brad Collins Sign-In: Guests are required to sign waiver on site. How to get there: Drive south to Asotin, WA. Go south from the traffic light in Asotin (right turn) 31.6 miles on Highway 129. Cross the bridge over the Grande Ronde and immediately turn right at the Boggans WDFW Access
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Hosts: Brad Collins Sign-In: Guests are required to sign waiver on site. How to get there: There are two main ways to reach St. Joe & Fly Flat Campground. Directions #1: Easiest & longest is via St Maries, ID. Take Dishman-Mica Road south to the intersection of WA-27. Turn right takes you to the sign
St. Joe River Outing Fall Caddis Read More »
Host: Kevin Knight Some trip details are still TBD. Fishing: Although there are several good shore fishing options, anglers are best suited to fish from a boat, float tube or pontoon boat. 2 rod fishing is allowed and had good ramp access. The following descriptions are derived from the Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife
