Thread: Been a long time.....

Sup? Smitty What Are The Names Of The Lakes On Ft. Lewis. When I Was Stationed There In 90 , I Was On North Fort And There Was A Large Lake In The Back That I Used To Road March By, I Want To Say It Might Have Been A Hatchery , Because The Fish Were Large And They Looked Like Trout, But They Were Big As Hell Whatever They Were. I Also Heard That You Have To Watch A Video And Other Things, But I Have Heard That There Are Large Crappie In These Lakes. Holla At Me

Originally Posted by CRAPPIE BADBOY

Sup? Smitty What Are The Names Of The Lakes On Ft. Lewis. When I Was Stationed There In 90 , I Was On North Fort And There Was A Large Lake In The Back That I Used To Road March By, I Want To Say It Might Have Been A Hatchery , Because The Fish Were Large And They Looked Like Trout, But They Were Big As Hell Whatever They Were. I Also Heard That You Have To Watch A Video And Other Things, But I Have Heard That There Are Large Crappie In These Lakes. Holla At Me

Sequalitchew is the lake on north fort that I fished when I was still in. Has lots of laydowns and some good bass fishing.

Thx Trail . Tight Lines

An 11lb+ bass came out of Lewis Lake on base last year after the spawn. Back in the lily pads by the Recondo site.

Sequalitchew had a salmon hatchery at one time. Cat lake on the south Rainer training area had large crappie back when I was stationed there in the early '90's.

CRAPPIE BB sorry I havent got back with you I didnt see your post til now. I'm not sure the names but when you go onto north fort there is a lake to the left which was the smaller one but it was full of big bass. The main lake on the right always had big trout caught out of there. As for the names I couldnt tell you, I was stationed back there in 2002. Good fishing on post I think was do to the fact not as many civilians wanted to go thru the hassel of fishing on post but once you get everything squared away it's not to bad.