Lake Washington Coho Fishing - Extended Cut

Another great urban fishery in the heart of Seattle! Lake Washington Coho can be challenge to catch some days, and red hot other times. Some basic techniques and locations are shown in this video. Go get em!
This is extended footage from an NWFRTV episode - watch NWFRTV#10 here: • Coeur D'Alene Chinook ...
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[@qwedsawsqwwwww]

Thank you guy!

[@fishingtravelmusicandsport4002]

Awesome fish! I often kayaking and fishing there!

[@manuelpenaloza5208]

Whats up there at this time. What ealse. Thanls for sharing. :-)

[@NorthwestFishingTV]

Lake Washington has excellent rainbow and cutthroat fishing, as well as kokanee. And of course bass, perch, crappie, bullhead.

[@manuelpenaloza5208]

Where will be your next adventure. Keep us updated. :-)

[@NorthwestFishingTV]

For sure! Next up is some steelheading in Idaho. Hope to get some good footage.

[@joshbenson2384]

Do you fish the wigglers or maglips behind flashers?

[@joej.4170]

Do you use downriggers to get your plug at 50' deep? Don't the plugs dive themselves like 9' deep?

[@datwkid99]

Hello ,
Great video! I love fishing and i live by the UW. I usually fish coho in the river but most of them are flooding now. I don't have a boat , but do you think buzz bombing from the shore near the ship canals would work ? Since they all come in from there.

[@NorthwestFishingTV]

I think it would be a long shot, but possible. Or maybe eggs under a float, although I bet trash fish would chew them up.

[@daddygriffin8568]

All of these fish are hella small, here in Alaska we putt those back.

[@humboldtfishing7328]

Size is completely relative. A fish population can have larger fish if they have more to eat. It’s all about their environment

[@shawnhenderson1130]

Little pecker energy

[@knuckledraggr]

This shits old lol