Have had "Good" reports coming from Lone Lake on Whidbey Island from a number of the fly fishermen coming in. Fish have been taking a number of patterns with Chrinomid Pupa and Blood worms being the most common element. Some angers have been doing well on small leech patterns in olive, black and maroon. Fish have been averaging around 14 - 16 inches in length.
Most anglers have been averaging 6 -8 fish per rod with some of the top rods landing as many as 20. So if your looking for a close place to go with some fishing "That's Not Too Bad", then Lone Lake is not a bad bet. Make sure that you pick a day that is not too windy as it is very susceptible to being blown off!
Mike
Sitka King Salmon
56# Sitka King Salmon
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- Private Lake Report
- New 2009 Licenses Due For Renewel
- Columbia River - Spring Chinook
- Quail Lake - Potholes Seep Lakes
- Lone Lake - Island County
- Dry Falls Lake - Grant County
- Columbia River - Chinook
- Cowlitz River - Steelheading
- Lone Lake - Whidby Island
- Lake Lenice Report 3-21 and 3-22
- Smelt - Oak Harbour
- Cowlitz River - Blue Creek
- Barrier Dam - Cowlitz River
- Sauk River Report
- Halibut Seasons Set
- Lake Lenice 3/13 & 3/14
- Columbia River - Springers
- New!!! Intro to Fly Fishing Class
- Chironomid tying and fishing class on water day
- Cowlitz Report
- Double Bluff - Area 9 - Puget Sound
- Picnic Point - Saltwter Fly Fishing
- Lake Lenice Report
- March 1st Seep Lake Opening Grant County
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