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In the foreground in Mike Campbell of Lowrance Electronics, address a group in the show room of the dealership at Bob Feil Boats and Motors in East Wenatchee. Campbell provided a terrific seminar on the use of Lowrance fish finders.
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Jeff Bryant is pretty new to bass fishing, but he caught on right away. This is one of many smallmouth he caught fishing with Eric Granstrom and I on Banks Lake.
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Eric Granstrom had a blast catching smallmouth bass on a recent trip with me to Banks Lake. We caught fish along both shores of the big impoundment, casting to the shore.
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Brian James, an Afganistan vetran, is showing off one over several walleye he landed while fishing with Brian Nielson and myself on Moses Lake. This one was 19 inches and the other seven we landed were all right at 14 inches. A fire tiger pattern blade was the hot one this day.
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Here is a walleye that I caught at Moses Lake on a recent trip. This a very common size at Moses Lake, but there are many fish over 20 inches being taken, too. These are great eaters, though! I got it on a white spinner near the Horse Ranch in about 12 feet of water.
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Here’s Keith Jensen, Banks Lake Bass Fishing. He’s holding one of several big smallmouth he caught on Moses Lake. Jensen took me and Eric Granstrom along to shoot a Fishing TV Show on the bass fishing on Moses Lake. We are planning another trip to Banks Lake to fish for largemouth bass. To book a trip with Jensen visit bankslakebassfishing.com.
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As you can see I am pretty pleased with this 4-pound smallmouth bass I caught while fishing with local guide, Keith Jensen, Banks Lake Bass Fishing. I caught this one off a bed on Moses Lake. Bass fishing on Moses Lake is excellent right now, for finding smallmouth on their beds, but whopper smallmouth and largemouth are taken here throughout the season.
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Jim Teeny holds up one of the many rainbow he caught while fishing at the Pronghorn Lake Ranch. Most of the rainbow he caught were 5 to 9 pounds. The fish here hit like a freight train and are very tough fighters. Teeny’s company specializes in quality fly fishing lines, some of which are ranked the best in the world for certain applications. Learn more by logging onto Jim Teeny.com.
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Shown here is a shot of two of many of the fly boxes and lines that Jim Teeny brought along on our trip to the Pronghorn Lake Ranch in southern Oregon. We used up to three different lines each day, depending on how deep the fish were holding. The different versions of the Teeny Nymph and the Teeny Lines served us well over the two days we fished for the whopper rainbow there.
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Here I am at the helm of the Kingfisher 2025 Discovery I am driving this season. It's a real fishing machine! See you on the water!
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