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Glad you found this video helpful. Just make sure to check the WDFW website to make sure that the beach you choose to go to is open that day. Happy clamming!

@Joedysart: Awesome catch! That's a total monster bass for NW waters!!. I've ever caught the big ones that I know are in there, but I did have one in the 3-4 pound range that kept trying to eat the stocker trout that I had on the stringer that was hanging over the side of my boat.

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Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the clarifying the pronunciation. It is a beautiful place and being there during the off season made it feel like I was alone on a deserted island.

There were a couple of guys that were fishing the downed timber just to the right of the boat launch but I never saw them hook up with anything. It always amazes me at how big the bass is these small lakes can get.

Hmm, good question. That's usually the first thing we do (and marking our catch cards) after getting lines set back in the water. This morning the bite was happening so fast that we probably just overlooked it. 🤔🤷‍♂

That it was! Mornings have been near perfect this summer, but you gotta make sure to get off the water before the temps start getting too hot.

Thanks, Dan! It is one of many lakes within a 50 mile radius from home.

I once asked a friends mom, who lives on the Long Beach Peninsula, where the best clamming over there was, and she said that on the beach just south of the wildlife/bird preserve up at the north end of the peninsula. I can't verify that cuz I've never done any clamming anywhere along Long Beach. When I do go to a new beach I usually start where the crowds are and then work out from there, making sure to take note of landmarks when I do find a "honey hole" that is loaded with clams. Also, make sure you always take note of where the beach accesses are in case you need to make a fast getaway because of weather or tidal conditions.

Yes, it was an amazing day for so early in the year. Glad you were able to get out there and enjoy it!

It's probably the same guy (Dave is his name) we bought ours from. He parks right there by the river and sells them out of the back of his truck. He even offered to make Joey a shorter gun (she's barely 5 ' tall) at no extra charge. They don't go into the sand as easy as the round ones, but because of their oblong shape, we don't break as many clams as we used to. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, Dan. Glad you enjoyed it!

Lotsa truth in that statement, Dan. My brother and I have been fishing together since I bought my first fishing pole at the Western Auto Store back when I was 9 or 10 years old.

It is gorgeous for being on the dry side of the state. The video I posted (Fishing with Daniel and Jesse) was recorded a couple of hundred yards from where the river empties into Wallow Lake. I will be posting a the video I took from the top of Mount Howard (8,000+ foot elevation) soon.

Hi, Nick. It's off of Lopez Island.

It's not often that we get multiple fish days like this in the salt.

Thanks, Dan! Just subscribed to your channel. I have a ling cod video ready to be uploaded tomorrow. It's a "toothy" one!

Thanks! My brother has had Penn downriggers on every boat he's had. The electric ones are much nicer than the hand crank ones we used back in the 80's and earl 90's!