12 Ways to Organize Your Fishing Gear at Home
Thank you to Redfin.com for including KFW in your article 12 Ways to Organize Your Fishing Gear in Your Home For the avid fisherman who has a lot of gear, keeping it all organized may be [...]
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Kayak Fishing Washington’s goal is to educate people about the growing sport of kayak fishing.
Kayak Fishing Washington offers guided kayak fishing trips for area lakes around Seattle, Washington targeting cutthroat trout and bass.
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We put on a number of clinics each year to introduce you to the sport of kayak fishing.
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Perch Cioppino - Italian Seafood Stew
Starting the new year right with the Mediterranean Diet. Tomato and veggie stock, Onions, Garlic, Carrots, Thyme, Oregano. Delicate Perch fillets throughout.
Now that looks tasty. Going to have to take my mini me out for perch this week.
So, here's the report on Peamouth Chub. I took the time to fillet the one that I kept. I simply salted it and fried in olive oil. While the meat is mild there is far too many tiny bones to make this enjoyable to eat. I'm sure you could pressure cook it like shad and get better results but I think I'll just stick to the perch.
Good on you for trying it out! Was it oily? May be good for smoking? A pemmican mix. A good snack to remind you to catch more salmon and steelhead?! Lol cool beans man.
years ago a buddy and I tried a Pikeminnow for this exact reason "I wonder why nobody eats these?" "Lets try one" "Sure" super super bony. we bbqd it plain, nothing on it lol. im sure with some soysauce or literally ANYTHING, it woulda been kinda alright 😃 cheers
I love the fact you actually followed through! Have you ate dogfish or ratfish Brad?
Thanks for taking one for the team.
I'm on a Boat today...
Big thanks to Ray Tan who was able to retrieve my Brute Magnet from the pier at Gene Coulon. I really thought I might have hooked to Mercedes on the bottom but in fact it was just wrapped around a piling. 😂
We got up for a couple hours to do some perch jigging and filled half a bucket (must be Seattle Kraken hat). Ray picked up one pea mouth chub that I agreed to take home and cook up. Stay tuned...
Those jigs out fished the worm/perch bait today. Awesome day on the water!
Would sure like to find some of those perch. They tie with walleye for table fair as far as I’m concerned
I want to hear how that pea mouth turns out !! They can’t have many bones 🤣🤣
Back to your roots with Perch. Don’t go posting pictures of a pile of RockBass!
What did you do with all those perch?
Very Nice 👍🏻
Where is Gene Coulen?
Let's get cleaning!
Decided to try my hand at Magnet Fishing. My first time out I let go of the rope and had to wade in this retrieve it.
Day two I thought I would redeem myself trying my luck at Gene Coulon Park. My first throw I retrieved someone's Mercedes-Benz key fob and lanyard along with a working Leatherman. Another throw an iron pipe and several bottle caps. It was getting to dark and I toss one off the end only to hook what was probably an engine block.
If you'd like to try your luck, the red rope attached to the magnet is tied off at the end of the pier next to the log boom. Feel free to try your luck getting it loose.
I think I'll go back to regular kayak fishing now 🤠
Dope! Always wanted to try it out. Also prob just a steel pipe since lead is not magnetic.
Thats a pretty cool magnet to get a lead pipe..
do you want to borrow my come-a-long?
Sean Deeds go pull er up 😂
An article I wrote many moons ago for Kayak Angler Magazine . Winter is my favorite Time to fish Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish for native cutthroat trout. kayakanglermag.com/hotspots/adventures/washington-state-winter-action/
Washington State Winter Action
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Plan B for Winter Cutties When the weather gets cold, Washington anglers warm up with cutthroat trout. Brad Hole When winter rolls into the Pacific Northwest, the rain blows in sideways and the temper...Our Sponsors
