Northwest Fishing: Nymphs, Streamers, and More
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Fishing hotspots include the North Fork of the Coeur d’Alene River, Amber and Coffeepot lakes, and hike-in gems like Dusty, Cup, and Crystal lakes. Williams and Hatch lakes in Stevens County offer open water for rainbows, while Drano Lake has a spring chinook limit of two per day. Potholes Reservoir is heating up for largemouth bass, and Lake Roosevelts Spokane Arm is aggressive for walleye. Moses Lakes I-ninety bridge holds perch and crappie limits, while Dworshak and the Snake rivers are ramping up for smallmouth. Puget Sound opens for halibut on April second. Keep an eye on melting snow and warmer weather that could spike flows, and remember the peak fawn mortality for mule deer in March and April.
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