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No. 🙂
WDFW stocking information is available to the general public. Some is on their website. For stocking info that isn’t available there you have to contact the responsible biologist.
It sounds like you are off to a great start. Keep doing exactly what you are doing. The lakes you go to will almost always have fish. Fish are not stocked in the national parks so you are much more likely to find fishless lakes there. Your best bet is to go places that look like they’d be fun places to visit. You’ll find fish and a fun place to visit 😀
But the factors you mentioned do make a difference. You’ll find fish across the full range of any factors you can mention, but they make can make a difference in the kind of fishing you’ll find. In general, higher elevation lakes have shorter growing season and fewer groceries so fish grow more slowly and can’t grow as large as in lower elevation lakes. Shallow lakes are more productive then deep lakes. The flipside is that big, deep high elevation lakes are normally more scenic then small, shallow low elevation lakes.
@TheLoneHiker wrote:
Are there fish in Lake Kulla Kulla ?
Yep.
I fished at the ‘pond’ or Little Lake Kulla Kulla and
caught nothing and saw no rises.How cold was the water? If it hasn’t warmed up enough the fish won’t be active and might now show. How long did you fish?
I didnt wander around and down to the big lake when I was there
and am wondering if I should have…Always fish everything :fishing: :caught:
I have a homemade vest. It is a regular vest but made out of lightweit ripstop. Better would be a vest made out of Cuban Fiber. My vest is extremely functional. But it encourages me to bring too much stuff and is still heavier then I’d like.
I added Tapatalk support. Search for “Trail Blazers” or “Hilakers” from within the Tapatalk app on your phone or iPad.
Here’s the standard cut and paste advertisement they give you to paste in the forum:
Tapatalk is a mobile forum app for iPhone / Android and soon to be on Blackberry and Nokia. Tapatalk supports vBulletin (3.x and 4.x) and phpBB forums and forum owner can activate this service for free. Tapatalk supports all the usual forum functions plus full screen image viewing, image upload, caching (less reload), private messaging, all these features are accessible in just a few simple taps.
Tapatalk for iPhone:
Showing New and Unread Posts:

Full Thread Viewing and Pagination Support:

See Who’s Online:

Reply to Post and Image Upload:

Some of the large forums activated Tapatalk support

Tapatalk for AndroidTotal Android Look and Feel

Same feature set as iPhone:

Quickly Reply to a conversation:

Latest and Unread Posts indicator and multi-tabs support:

Full screen image support – support landscape mode also

Check out http://www.tapatalk.com for more information!
That looks like it might be very nice. I’ll look into it.
Are you thinking of car camping with day hikes every day? Or hiking all the days?
@onthefly wrote:
Can I pay my yearly dues at the next meeting to become a full member?
Yep, just come to the next Hi-Laker meeting and pay your dues and you’ll be a full member. Meetings are held the third Wednesday of the month.
HI Drew, welcome to the forum. I haven’t been to Bengston in a long time so hopefully someone who has been there more recently will chime in with some better information.
It is only about 15 miles from Ballard to Mercer Island 😀
Exactly. Sorry about the confusing explanation.
Perfect. Looks like it is back to working as expected. Thanks for the update.
Oh my gosh, my favorite button was broken and I didn’t even notice.
It turns out they added a new feature. We can now exclude forums from the active list. But they all defaulted to off so I had to go set all the forums so they would display under View active topics.
Thanks for pointing out the problem.
I updated the board software today, pi day (3.14), 2010. Let me know if you see any issues.
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