Bank_of_Duvall
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humpy
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Reged: 11/22/03
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Loc: WA, USA
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I recently picked up a new (to me) drift boat and would like to take it out for the first time on a lake and maybe catch a little something while I'm at it... Any ideas near Duvall?
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workin4fishin
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Chromer - I wonder what one looks like up close
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Loc: Monroe and Redmond WA
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There's a whole bunch of lakes right behind you. Go to topozone.com and search.
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Tridub1
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tackle junkie
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Loc: Duvall/Carnation
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I think Lake Margerate (sp?) is a public lake that you could fish a DB on.
Monroe has a few in the hills as well
topozone to find and a little research after that should point ya in the right direction!
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BEER
it's what's for dinner
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Bank_of_Duvall
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humpy
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Loc: WA, USA
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Thanks for the posts. The topo link is great! I've never fished for lake trout. Any suggestions on tackle and techniques?
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Tridub1
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tackle junkie
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Loc: Duvall/Carnation
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check out my post called "lake basics"...lots of good responses from people in there.
I've had great success with real little frog colored hot shots
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BEER
it's what's for dinner
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anon
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chum
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Hey check out the "Accesses" forum right here on steelheader.net
There are many lakes profiled w/photos from your area.
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Fishingjunky15
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dual red striper
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Loc: Puyallup, WA
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Margret is great. I baisically learned to fish there so that lake has many great memories. Try trolling wedding ring/worm combos and dare devil spoons. Flat fish also work well.
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They say that the man that gets a Ph.D. is the smart one. But I think that the man that learns how to get paid to fish is the smarter one.
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