Larry,

We apparently have a club of listeners, (readers), but lately no one has anything to say about fishing.  (Hmmm... fishermen with no stories to tell).  OR... they are all too busy out on the water fishing and hauling them in.  So Larry, what do you wanna talk about?  I'm on Sabbatical and have time to chat.  Ofcourse, I haven't purchased a new truck lately, so I don't have a lot to get excited about like some folks we know.  Then again, you've been a little quiet on the website lately - are you grieving a little over letting the "turtle" go?  

Tell you what - let's stir it up a little.  You start three new subjects and I'll do the same.  Let's wake'm up some.  Deal?

Chuck/Larry,

Here is a subject for you. Was out on Lake WA yesterday with an employee of mine and was stumped as to where all the perch have gone? I spent 8 hours of fishing for these little gems and only caught 4 keepers with all my efforts. My employee did manage his first 2-3/4lb smallie on a drop shot.

Any ideas?

I fished from 8-60 feet off of grass, docks, and rock.

Russ

Russ

Henry and I were out there and found some nice perch south of the unnamed point.... Crap I have been sitting here trying to remember the name of the point. Starts with a "P" I think? Pyle Driving Pelican Pete? No that's not it.

North of the I-90 bridge and on the east side. Everybody fishes the darn thing. I am sure you know what the name of it was. Did not fish long, I had to go into work on Saturday afternoon.

I caught a few nice ones by accident when trolling a crankbait (down 17 feet in 19-20 feet of water) along the weed edges.  But fact is, this year (from winter fishing on) has been different from everyother of the 15 years I have been fished Lake Washington.  Maybe the weird weather - maybe a change in the food chain - maybe the way I hold my mouth... tiz a puzzlement!

Russ

I did pass you on the east side but we ended up fishing up the channel towards Coulon Park. I still can't remember the name of the point! Old age is a wonderful thing.

July has been good to me.  For my birthday my wife bought me a new camper.
Now I can go and camp out in style.  No more climbing in the back of my pick up.

Also Lake Washington has been fun fishing with to top water bite and docks.

I'm getting about 10-11 fish biggest 3.5 and a lot of 2.5's  So far a fun and sometimes hot summer.

BIll