Dibblee Beach (Weekend Reports?)

[WidgeonWacker]

Does anybody know if they are catching anything out at dibblies beach. Was thinking of maybe a trip for some springers. Any info would be helpful

SM

[ 03-01-2004, 05:08 PM: Message edited by: smeltman ]

[steelheadslayer]

Haven't heard of any hot and heavy action yet there. The only way to find out is go and try it yourself and then let the rest of us know.

Remember, a dry hook won't catch a fish.

[Time Off]

Yea, they are starting to show so you might be the first at Dibblee That beach sure got it's share last year!

[Richter]

Dibblie's has been the best spot in the lower river so far this year. My buddies son likes to fish their. Its not red hot, but worth a try. Best day I heard of was 6 fish for about 30 people. Fishing from that beach was really good last year.

Rich

[articulate leech]

Where is Dibblee Beach? Pardon my asking, but it seems like this might be pretty general knowledge.

[Time Off]

Just down river from Rainier on the Oregon side. I'm not sure what road takes you into the beach area But I think you have to go underneath the Lewis and Clark bridge and past the sheet rock plant. Anyone?

[jokester]

Haven't been there in awhile, but this is how I remember getting there. Go through Rainier and as your leaving the outskirts, there's a stoplight with a shell on your left hand side. (the light is just before the Seattle/Longview exit to go over the L&C bridge). Not sure what street that is, but hang a right there and follow that road. Then, when the road T's hang a left. You'll go under the L&C bridge and eventually see a sign for the park or rec area (not for sure what exactly the sign says ). Follow those sand roads and you shouldn't have a problem seeing the vehicles when the season heats up! :grin: The lower beach is the best...IF you get there at o'dark thirty and squeeze in between the other 200 plunkers that got there 2 hours before you did! Hope this helps!

-jokester

[WidgeonWacker]

any weekend reports? Thanks in advance

SM