Washington Lakes

Friday, November 21, 11:26 p.m. PST

What to Expect in November

What usually happens. Best way to use this section.

Hatches divided by half-month. Super Major Minor Slight None

HATCH	NYMPH/ LARVA	PUPA/ EMERGER	DUN/ ADULT	EGG- LAYER

Dragonfly
Midge
Scud
Sculpin
Leech
Crayfish
Baitfish
Sprawler dragonfly

Eastern Washington lakes are mostly closed as of October 31, or getting too cold. A few westside stalwarts will hold up through the winter. Cool weather fishing consists mostly of presenting a streamer, such as a Woolly Bugger, deep and with a slow retrieve. Midge hatches can sometimes bring trout to the surface.

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