Cascade Reservoir Largemouth Bass Fishing Hide Largemouth Bass Info Show Largemouth Bass Info

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Cascade Reservoir Largemouth Bass Rating:

2.5

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Largemouth Bass Tips for Current Conditions (automated):

With Cascade Reservoir at 43 degree water temperature this is a great time to get out on the water and try hitting some deeper primary and secondary points. Largemouth bass will be feeding at this water temperature but will be much harder to catch. On Sunny warm afternoons its a great time to throw a crank bait, jigs or slow roll a spinnerbait at 5-10 foot on sunny points and drops off of sunny flats. Largemouth Bass will move into warm water on warm sunny days.

Cascade Reservoir Smallmouth Bass Fishing Hide Smallmouth Bass Info Show Smallmouth Bass Info

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Cascade Reservoir Smallmouth Bass Rating:

3

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Smallmouth bass fishing is going to be slow with the water temperature at 43 degrees. It's time to fish deep and slow. Try some deep primary points, drop offs, and old river channels with rocks. Jigs, plastics and deep jerk baits will be your best bet to boat a smallmouth.

Cascade Reservoir Crappie Fishing Hide Crappie Info Show Crappie Info

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Cascade Reservoir Crappie Rating:

3

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- I don't know who wrote a "tip" for crappie fishing in Cascade Reservoir, but there are not any crappie in Cascade, never have been as far as I know. I have been fishing there for 35 years and never even heard of anyone catching one there. There are perch, which are not listed.

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- well there are crappie there !!! in the 1960\'s we used to catch tons by an old railroad trussel in upper end by tammerack
- They are in the lake use to catch 100s with worms about 20 years ago
- I can understand why an avid crappie fisherman would say \"there are no crappie in
Cascade Reservoir\" fishermen lie, simple as that. The esteemed gentleman who made
that post may simply not know where to find them. You won\'t catch them trolling
for trout or mooching the bottom for perch, or fishing for bass near the rocks by
the golf course, dam, or anywhere near Sugarloaf. You WILL find them up the
Boulder Creek arm and sometimes around the peninsula on the Lake Fork Arm. Depart
from what locals used to call \"Government Point\" but is now called Boulder Creek
Day Use Area at Lake Cascade State Park - yes you will need a State Parks permit
or pay $5 to get in. I regularly catch 10-12\" slabs with some going up to 14\".
- I don\'t know who said there aren\'t crappie in cascade there are plenty. Try verticle jigging early in the
morning. I have caught many crappie over 12 in. Including a 18 inch whopper. Rapala jigging
minnow tipped with live meal worm.

Crappie Tips for Current Conditions (automated):

Crappie will just be starting their migrating runs from deep river channels toward major tributaries. They will suspend in open water and channels in deep water and cover on the break lines. Crappie will stage off primary and secondary points this time of year while they are getting ready for spawn. Make sure you don?t forget the river channels, especially with structure and sharp breaks in deep water. Some crappy will hang back in this area waiting to come up to the staging areas. Drifting and slow (REALLY SLOW) trolling with jigs and other artificials work great this time of year. Always look for baitfish schools and concentrate more time when you see the bait.

Cascade Reservoir Walleye Fishing Hide Walleye Info Show Walleye Info

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Cascade Reservoir Walleye Rating:

4

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- Never heard of Walleye in Cascade Res.

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Cascade Reservoir Catfish Fishing Hide Catfish Info Show Catfish Info

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Cascade Reservoir Catfish Rating:

3.5

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The catfish family comprises of blue catfish, flathead catfish and channel catfish. Since catfish are warm water fish, they aren’t going to be very active in this water temperature. They will still be feeding, but catfish will only be found very deep and feeding very slowly. Your best bet is give some of the more active fish species in your lake a shot until the cats are active again.

Cascade Reservoir White Bass Fishing Hide White Bass Info Show White Bass Info

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Cascade Reservoir White Bass Rating:

0

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- No white bass in idaho

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Cascade Reservoir Trout Fishing Hide Trout Info Show Trout Info

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Cascade Reservoir Trout Rating:

3

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