Has anyone ever tried to fish little lake Lenore?? It's just couple hundred feet off the South
end of the large lake. Does anyone know if it has Lahontins in it? Reason I ask is I noticed
it is tucked back against the cliff and sometimes out of that relentless wind that kills the bite on the big lake.

Dang!!! I learn something new each day. Never knew there was a lake down there.

Is there drainage from the big lake to the little lake?

Just want to ask a stupid question. Not pointed at anybody,but don't you people ever read any maps. It seems that because of this stupid computer people are getting lazy and don't want to find things by them selves.It's like lets put a question on the computer and see what comes up. I always thought that was the fun of fishing,finding spots to fish by your lonesome.

This is just something that I had to get off my chest. It just curls my toes that we have become a lazy nation.

Jim

Dear Old map-reading Man,

I've fished the south end of the lake a couple of times and also camped there too. Never saw the lake before as I thought there was nothing but land between Soap Lake and Lake Lenore.

I have cabin fever and it's raining down here. Did not take your question well of calling me a lazy non-map reader. Voices telling me to clean my guns....heeheeheehee.... beware Jim...

must find Prozac...... maybe sportsman show at seattle will help this weekend.

If you have cabin fever too, laugh at this.... guns are clean, but wife keeps ammo from my reach.

Once a old man always a grumpy old man. No I wasn't pointing at anybody and I kinda felt that you would give me a answer. It's pouring out and the rivers that are open are blown out and who wants to fish in the rain in the winter time. Went out to tie up some flies but not in the mood.I have a non-heated shed that I use for that purpose. Wife won't let me tie in the house. I think she does't like hooks in her toes.

Jim

I wanted to go east and go fishing last weekend. After getting that weather report decided I'd be wasting my time and should spend it here on the we(s)t side. Dang... it's getting old, staying home and not getting out.

I thought you were "fishing" for a response. My wife says I'm very predictable. I thought that was a good thing, but may have to re-think that.

I'm tired enough of this rain and cool weather enough to where even looking at the walleye catalog at home is getting old. No joy in Mudville here.

In a week I have a 3 day weekend coming up. I think I'm going east if it's just not raining or gale force winds.

I am getting ready to load up some ammo in the garage. Gonna load up some reversed hollow base slugs in my .38 for halibut fishing in May. Just in case I catch something... and just in case it needs quieted down.... or calls me a "non-map reader" or a "non GPS manual reading something or other".

I need to tie up some Chopaka May parachutes. Also thinking of fishing up in BC again. I'm eyeballing something near Merritt.... on the map.

With all them things to do and places to go do you have enough time?. I'd like to get out also this rain is driving me batty. I was going to take a short drive today but I kept turning the wrong way and didn't get to where I wanted to go so I think cabin fever is starting to show. I don't even know what I'm talking about.