The water is way down and perhaps a little earler than the past year or two. However with a little work the fishing was still good on the 21st. Caught a number below 12 inch but the picture here is two 16", a 14" and 2 12". - Johnny
Nice trout I always wondered about that lake. Every time I go by I dont see any boats on it ,seems like a great lake to put kokanee in anybody know why they dont
David
I've also wondered about that reservoir. I probably go by it a dozen times a year and never see a boat on it. See more 4-wheelers on the mud flats, then boats in the water. Also don't see it on the stocking schedule. Do see people fishing Dexter Reservoir, just down the hill.
I've also wondered about that reservoir. I probably go by it a dozen times a year and never see a boat on it. See more 4-wheelers on the mud flats, then boats in the water. Also don't see it on the stocking schedule. Do see people fishing Dexter Reservoir, just down the hill.
there are way more fish in lookout than there is in dexter.. lots of squaw fish in dexter.
Lookout can be a tough lake to fish. I am not sure about kokanee in there, there are some in dexter however. Lookout has a decent popluation of landlocked chinook .
It has landlock chinook? I have a old book on fishing Oregon it says it has a lot of rough fish in it but doesnt say much else. I always wondered why they havnt tried kokeanee in this lake,the book says it is one of the largest inpoundments in the state.
Its good fishing right were the north fork pours in. the water has a higher oxygen content up there. try tossing spinners or,trolling or drifting worms it has worked in the past. As usual pautzkes is a good idea too
Lookout Point Reservoir report
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