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ruthven78
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Mouth of the colville

Post by ruthven78 » Tue Apr 22, 2008 4:08 pm

Ive been trying to get back to fish at the mouth of the Colville River for a few weeks now, seems something always comes up like today I was called in for a night shift at work....but Thursday hopefully nothing will happen and I can make the 1.5hr drive up there. So my question is, anyone have any tips for bank fishing this spot? I went fishing there was I was 15 with my dad, the very day I got my first fishing license, and just happened we were checked by the game warden.....and truth be told that was the only time I've even been checked...that was 15 yrs ago and I dont remember catching anything that day lol.
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RE:Mouth of the colville

Post by eustace » Tue Apr 22, 2008 6:03 pm

Try elevating you hook about 24''above a slip sinker with marshmellow and a piece of worm for the Bows. Or try right on the bottom with a nightcrawler for a Walleye. My geuss is the water coming out of the Colville is fairly muddy right now, so I'm not sure what would work best. Walleye might be spawning in the submerged canyon of the Colville. Try a Walleye jig or a deep diving crank bait.

My best advice to you ruthven78 is Good Luck and enjoy the trip.
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RE:Mouth of the colville

Post by ruthven78 » Thu Apr 24, 2008 7:04 am

had a real grind last night since we had one person call in sick but gonna try to catch some Z's in a little and hopefully get up early enough to hit the mouth today....worked graveyard last night and just got off at 7am....gonna try to get up by at last 2pm and make the hour drive....
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RE:Mouth of the colville

Post by chironomid_guy » Thu Apr 24, 2008 7:32 am

Ruthven.......... Wife was to Colville yesterday.......... resevoir was way down at the falls area. TTFN

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RE:Mouth of the colville

Post by ruthven78 » Thu Apr 24, 2008 2:17 pm

well its raining and windy here at deer park at 3pm, so Im sure its just as windy or more on the river.... :(

Might just take a drive up there anyways to go take a look
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RE:Mouth of the colville

Post by spadam98 » Thu Apr 24, 2008 8:59 pm

Hey just so you know the mouth of colville is just a river right now water is down so low you cant even launch at kettle falls launch

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RE:Mouth of the colville

Post by chironomid_guy » Fri Apr 25, 2008 8:54 am

Spadam.......... Thanx for the update. I spend a considerable amount of time fishing the Colville/Kettle Falls area. I'll have ta keep in touch with you? PM me if your interested?

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