Gresham area bass fishin?

[iwnnafish]

UMMMMMM... Yeah.... title says all. But just in case: I want to do some bass fishing, and i live in gresham. i wanna know where a good place to go in this area is. I'm willing to travel, but the closer the better. DUH!:D... but in all seriousness, i don't really wanna travel more than 1/2 hour, if thats possible. I would appriciate any inside info. Thanks all

Later...... Dan

[The Nothing]

East Salish Pond is gonna be close - Glisan, just down the street from Freddys/Lowes/Greyhound Track

[coupes_FTW]

yes, please let us new people know where to fish bass. the last bass i caught was about 5 years ago i sure do miss the action.

[iwnnafish]

East Salish Pond is gonna be close - Glisan, just down the street from Freddys/Lowes/Greyhound Track
I fish salish for trout, but haven't yet for bass. I figured i should put my $75 bass reel to good use:flowered:... But i'm not new to ifish, just wanted to know:wink:

[tuanchau]

Fairview, Blue Lake, Salish. Everything else would require more than a 30 min drive.

One thing to note, the closer a body of water is to town, the more likely it has been hammered and highly pressured.

[iwnnafish]

I could drive 45 min. but even thats pushin it:cool:

Thanks.... Dan

[River Ranger]

Rooster rock is less than half an hour away and has plenty of smallies and some large mouth to boot. I think you could get in to some bass fishing at chinook landing below the wing dam or in side near the docks.

RR.

[SandyRiverFisher]

When I was a teenager we would hike out to the sloughs at thousand acres in the spring and catch some nice 3-4lb smallmouth on jigs and worms.