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Topic: Alder Lake Saturday  (Read 2321 times)

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Lee

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I'll be camping at Alder Lake Park this Saturday.  So likely trolling for some Kokes Saturday afternoon/evening and Sunday morning.  I usually catch quite a few out there, we'll see how I do when the waters still on the cold side of things.
 


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How big do they run? How deep do you have to fish? Any certain part of the lake?


Lee

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North end of the lake is best.  During the summer I catch them 20-30 feet down.  Not sure where they'll be now.  They are usually 12-14 inches.