Foghorn Outdoors Washington Fishing: The Complete Guide to Fishing on Lakes, Rivers, Streams, and the Ocean

By Terry Rudnick

Book Overview

Ideal for anglers of all abilities, this guide is packed with expert advice on fishing Washington's lakes, reservoirs, streams, rivers, and saltwater areas. Veteran outdoors writer Terry Rudnick casts a line throughout the state, and delivers top-to-bottom coverage of all types of fishing spots; updated information on facilities, fees, regulations, and tips; and profiles of Washington's top sport fish, complete with photographs, illustrations, habitat and behavior descriptions, and suggestions for tackle, rigging, and approach. Foghorn Outdoors Washington Fishing has the details on the best Washington fishing available.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1566916984
• ISBN13: 9781566916981
• Release Date: April 2005
• Publisher: Rick Steves
• Length: 584 Pages
• Weight: 8.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 1.3" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Great Book

After 35 years of not fishing I found this book invaluable and brought me up to date on equipment, regulations, as well as what lakes and streams were producing. Hats off to this author. William Collins

Fishing here in the State of Washington!

Terry Rudnick has one of the best jobs on this planet! He fishes the state and writes about it to make a living! Wow! If you live here or not and want to know the inside scoop about fishing in Washington State, this is the book. From fishing on a holding pond for the Grand Coulee Dam (Banks Lake), Curlew Lake near Republic to the Seep Lakes at Pot Holes, you should read this before you load up your RV and your fishing gear. Terry knows all the experts, like say Dave over at Coulee Playland on Banks Lake. One reminder: If you are out of state, don't violate the Washington State Fishing Laws or you will be in a WORLD OF HURT. Read the Fishing Regulations carefully before throwing a line in the water. The regs are complex and in many cases vary as to the stream, river or lake you're fishing in! On line go to: http://wdfw.wa.gov. Keeping a 14-inch bass is not worth the pain and suffering you will experience if they catch you! Otherwise, welcome and have fun! Bob Clark, Kirkland

Great Reference for Washington Fishing

Where are all those great fishing holes? Where do you take visitors when they want to go Steelhead in early November? This is the book you. Find those holes, just around your block, ( really!!!), or just a few miles away. Thanks Terry.....