Nice vídeo guys. I'll be near to that lake next weeks and i don't have idea of fishing spots. Is there any spot for shore fishing in airport side? Thanks
Yes definitely fish there alot in the summertime. I like to fish shallow some in the summer especially in the morning then i will head out deeper outside the weeds in 18-22 ft. of water. Wherever the weeds stop growing. look for schools of perch on your sonar and there will probably be some bass close by.
Nice video guys. Where is a good spot to fish for pre spawn on lake Washington, say a day like this one ? I just got a boat and want to try to go out to lake Washington
First I would look at water temperature. If you can find a cove that is even 1 or 2 degrees warmer than the others I would start there. I have found pre spawn fish in pretty much every cove on the lake. Look around in some of the coves for a harder bottom of sand and smaller rock. Also earlier in the prespawn look on your navionics or contour map and look for shallow spots closer to deep water. It will change from day to day. on warmer days they may be up roaming around a little bit and when we get crappy weather coming in they can quickly access the deeper water close by.
Going out this Saturday. What temp would you say they start to move into prespawn mode. It's been kinda sunny this week. What would be something tou would focus on if you were going out this weekend ?
@@byronargueta3331 we had a tournament yesterday and there was a tournament last weekend. there was alot of largemouth caught. id say most were probably in less than 20 feet. All our fish were in less than 10. Id say its on like donkey kong from here on out.
@@hunteryetman8470 my go to spinner baits are usually 1/2 ounce. The brands i use the most are Mr. B lure company, Johnsons, Strike King, and War Eagle.
Hey guys love the video, Seattle Native and know Lake Wa really well. Haven't fished it yet for bass. Seems like you guys had solid spots. Were you fishing over the East side of the lake? Bellevue side? And you guys try or carolina or grub rigs or just smashing them with the spinner. appreciate it fellas, Hit that sub button
Thanks for the support! we mostly fish north of 520. We do well with soft plastics, but earlier in the year we seem to do well with a spinnerbait everywhere we fish.
Awesome video. Good to see you guys crushing it out on Lake Washington. I hope to see you guys out on that water soon. Stay safe and go Get’em! 👊🏾
Thank You! We got alot of tournaments over east coming up so we wont be out there for awhile but hope to you out there too!!
Nice vídeo guys. I'll be near to that lake next
weeks and i don't have idea of fishing spots. Is there any spot for shore fishing in airport side? Thanks
Gene Coulon park has quite a bit of shore access. I dont know how good the shore fishing will be this time of year.
Have you ever fished Lake Washington I’m the summer? I’m wondering how the baits and technique would differ for summer fishing
Yes definitely fish there alot in the summertime. I like to fish shallow some in the summer especially in the morning then i will head out deeper outside the weeds in 18-22 ft. of water. Wherever the weeds stop growing. look for schools of perch on your sonar and there will probably be some bass close by.
Another great video guys. Keep up the good work. Thought for sure you were loosing that pole at 9:25.
when i was editing the video I noticed that to! haha bout drop kicked it off the boat...
Awesome video!!! Nice tip of the day.
great content
Thanks Marc!!
@@bassnquack270 thanks!
Nice video guys. Where is a good spot to fish for pre spawn on lake Washington, say a day like this one ? I just got a boat and want to try to go out to lake Washington
First I would look at water temperature. If you can find a cove that is even 1 or 2 degrees warmer than the others I would start there. I have found pre spawn fish in pretty much every cove on the lake. Look around in some of the coves for a harder bottom of sand and smaller rock. Also earlier in the prespawn look on your navionics or contour map and look for shallow spots closer to deep water. It will change from day to day. on warmer days they may be up roaming around a little bit and when we get crappy weather coming in they can quickly access the deeper water close by.
@@bassnquack270 wow those r some great tips man. I cant wait to go out there and rip some lips. We should hit it together one day
Going out this Saturday. What temp would you say they start to move into prespawn mode. It's been kinda sunny this week. What would be something tou would focus on if you were going out this weekend ?
@@byronargueta3331 we had a tournament yesterday and there was a tournament last weekend. there was alot of largemouth caught. id say most were probably in less than 20 feet. All our fish were in less than 10. Id say its on like donkey kong from here on out.
@@bassnquack270 great tips man. I really appreciate it. I definitely didnt try that shallow but will my next outing there. .what club are u from?
Keep the videos coming brotha !!
Will do!!
Great video!!
Thank you!!! got a super busy tournament schedule coming up but we will be taking video of all that too so stay tuned!!
What types of spinners were you using? Great video!
Never mind, you answered it at the end!
@@hunteryetman8470 my go to spinner baits are usually 1/2 ounce. The brands i use the most are Mr. B lure company, Johnsons, Strike King, and War Eagle.
Hey guys love the video, Seattle Native and know Lake Wa really well. Haven't fished it yet for bass. Seems like you guys had solid spots. Were you fishing over the East side of the lake? Bellevue side? And you guys try or carolina or grub rigs or just smashing them with the spinner. appreciate it fellas, Hit that sub button
Thanks for the support! we mostly fish north of 520. We do well with soft plastics, but earlier in the year we seem to do well with a spinnerbait everywhere we fish.
Now I know where you catch your green! Lol I'm kidding
you know they are nomads out there!!
How do you know what fish you can keep?
it's all catch and release. Technically you can keep bass but they're sport fish.
We never keep Bass. They arent much good to eat anyways. if your looking for good eating fish I would try to target perch or crappie.
Where were you guys fishing
mostly around The Yarrow point area