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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby TerryBullard » Sat May 19, 2012 2:13 pm

jhundrup wrote:Williams Lake in Spokane County has some mudbugs, but the one's I've seen are small.


Did you spot the small ones along the shore line? If so then that is a good sign!
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby HipCat » Mon Jul 09, 2012 9:52 am

Hello all,

I just started trying my hand at crawfishing. Does anyone know if there are any in Clear Lake, Spokane county? I've tried twice now. The first, I bought 2 cans of anchovie cat food and put the trap out for just over 2 hours. I didn't get anything. The next time, I caught 3 pan fish. I then cut them up and put them in the trap and, left the trap out overnight in the same spot I had tried before. This morning, again, nothing. The spot I put it at was in about 4 feet of water, located in a small coveish area that has a lot of reeds.
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby oneshot » Mon Jul 16, 2012 2:30 pm

1st post on this thread has great info!
thanks!!
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby Dan Boone » Tue Aug 21, 2012 12:31 pm

I know the pilchuck river in snohomish county has them,but when I dropped 2 pots,1 was stolen and the other messed with.Its always crowded with people in the summer too.
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby Dan Boone » Tue Aug 21, 2012 12:34 pm

Oh yea and so does Gissberg by Smokey Point.
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby deadyote » Tue Aug 21, 2012 6:45 pm

So I finally got a load of crawdads!!! I was over in Manson for a friends wedding this last weekend and we were staying at the Wapato Lake Campground. I brought my pots and ended up catching quite a few. We had a great Crawfish boil that night and I ended up catching a few more the next night. One was really big, about 8" from nose to tail. So anyways, I was using trout as bait and was fishing in about 20 feet of water. I had the most sucess in the weeds and no sucess in the rocks? Anyhow, just wanted to let you all know that Wapato Lake in Chelan County has some for out list.
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby Ezlivn89 » Wed Aug 22, 2012 9:30 am

Has anyone caught anything on angle lake and if so where at?

I see it on the lis but i dont see anything about it in the forum
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby countryboy87 » Sat May 04, 2013 6:54 pm

wow this has alot of great info in it. thanks alot. a few lakes that i didnt see are gissburg ponds in snohomish co. grandy lake in skagit co. depression lake in whatcom co. any tributary water off the skagit river and whatcom creek. ill post more as i learn. hope everyone has a great 2013 season. ill be out monday for the opener.
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby Dan Boone » Sat May 04, 2013 7:30 pm

countryboy87 wrote:wow this has alot of great info in it. thanks alot. a few lakes that i didnt see are gissburg ponds in snohomish co. grandy lake in skagit co. depression lake in whatcom co. any tributary water off the skagit river and whatcom creek. ill post more as i learn. hope everyone has a great 2013 season. ill be out monday for the opener.

Have you been to Gissburg? I was there once or twice but only came up with a couple. How deep do you have your traps there? Do you go out of a small boat?
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby countryboy87 » Sat May 04, 2013 7:40 pm

back corner south pond throw em far as ya can. we got half a 5 gallon bucket last summer in 2 6 hour soaks
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby Idstud » Sat May 04, 2013 10:11 pm

This is a cool thread to find great info. Lake Samish of Whatcom county needs to be added to the list. I tried baker lake with no luck off of noisy creek has any one had luck out on baker. Here as some out of lake samish.
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Re: the fresh-water lobsterette - crawfish lakes *UPDATE*

Postby Dan Boone » Sun May 05, 2013 2:39 pm

countryboy87 wrote:back corner south pond throw em far as ya can. we got half a 5 gallon bucket last summer in 2 6 hour soaks

Nice, I've only tried closer to the parking area, maybe that was the trouble. Right around the outlet was pretty muddy when I was there, so didn't really want to get my shoes wet.
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