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General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
Volunteers are need to help kids check in, distribute fishing gear, and help kids cast and unhook the trout. Volunteers should report to the Clear Lake Resort at 7 AM. The event goes through 3 pm.
The event is open to young people ages 5-14. Participating kids will receive a "Kids Fishing" T-shirt, a rod & reel, and the chance to catch a 3-fish limit of trout. The cost is $10 per child.
For information, visit https://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/contests/youth.
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General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
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General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
Details pending: August is typically a BBQ with a start time of 6 pm. Once plans are finalized, they will be posted.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
Locust Grove Group Campsite near Kettle Falls.
Members of Spokane Walleye Club may check in at Site A as early as 1 PM on Thursday the 19th. Check out is noon on Monday the 23rd.
Driving directions:
Here's more information about the weekend.
Access to electrical outlets is limited. Bring an extension cord or two if you require power. Many club members will be running generators from time to time.
There are 2 water faucets. We have access to pit toilets..
1. Contest will be for two categories- largest walleye and smallest fish. The smallest fish can be any species but must be caught on hook and line.
2. All entries are individual. No boat entries.
3. Pick up an entry card from Chuck at the campground in the white wall tent. The entry card will contain the following info: Competitor number, competitor name, phone number, and space to record fish lengths. All fish entered must be recorded on the card. If Chuck is out fishing, the cards will be on a table right in front of his tent. Take one, fill it out, and go fishing!
4. To enter a fish, take a clear picture of the fish that shows the length of the fish and includes the entry card in the picture. The card must be in the picture! Record the length of the fish to the nearest 1/8 inch on the card.
5. You will need to show the picture of your entered fish to Chuck or George (or any other club official). The person you give the card to will initial your verified entry. You then turn in your verified card to Chuck before noon Sunday
6. Prizes will be awarded at noon on Sunday. Anglers may turn in their cards at any time before noon on Sunday and do not have to be present Sunday to win.
If the angler is not present Sunday, the fish must be verified in advance (see rule 5 ) to be eligible for the contest.
Have Fun!
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General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
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General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
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General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
The Spokane Walleye Club hosts a booth at the Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show. Club members that volunteer to work the booth gain free access to the show. Help promote our club and get some new folks interested in fishing for walleyes!
Danny Garrett is a biologist from the Washington Department of Fisheries and Wildlife (WDFW). He will review the FWIN (Fall Walleye Index Netting survey) & other topics.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
There has been a change to January’s meeting. Greg Koch will be doing a presentation on “Catching Walleyes and Maintaining Boat Control”. There will also be a posting on the Zoom video page in the members only section with the remote in information so remote members can tune in on the discussion.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
When: 6 PM Wednesday, December 4th
Where: Inland Northwest Wildlife Council
What: The meal will be catered by A Catered Affair.
Cost: $25.00 per person
- Go to: Purchase Ticket online
- Click “Add to Cart”
Select Quantity
- Pay by credit card ($25 per person)
or contact George Allan at:georgeeallen@cs.com
The Spokane Walleye Club will not have a general membership in November.
Octobers meeting will feature a Walleye workshop for members Topics and demonstrations on lead casting, jig painting, spinner tying & wire bending will be conducted.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
Tonight’s presentation will be Fall Walleye Fishing by Greg Koch.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
We have talked about it, now it is really planned. Click this link for details
Precision Propeller will be our guest speaker. This meeting will be held at 7 pm. No BBQ is planned for the August meeting this year.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 9920
The Spokane Walleye Club will not have a general membership in June. A brief meeting will be held at during our event at Kettle Falls following the picnic and raffle.
It’s June! Go catch a fish!
The club picnic this year will be at Mardon’s Resort at Potholes . Web site mardonresort.com phone 509-349-2651 tell them that you are with Spokane Walleye Club. They have sites for large & small RVs & tent sites. All RV sites have hook-ups & they will try to have us all in the same general area. The club will pay for 2 nights camping. You make your own reservations & submit receipts to the treasurer for payment. The picnic menu will be the same, the club will provide Deep Fried & BBQ turkey, fried fish & drinks & potluck for the rest. We hope to see you there.
Shelby Ross from Ross Outdoor Adventures will be our guest speaker. He is a professional fishing and hunting guide on Potholes, Banks, and Moses Lake. Shelby will talk about walleyes in Moses Lake. You don’t want to miss this ahead of our June Picnic at Potholes!!!
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
Club members will camp at the single campsites (group campground is no longer in operation).
Club member John Carruth will be giving a talk and having a discussion about spring fishing on the Spokane arm. This is in preparation for the upcoming fish weekend @ Ft. Spokane.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
7 PM at 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
Danny Garrett from WDFW will be our guest speaker. He will discuss the results from the Fall Walleye Index Netting (FWIN). This annual study helps biologists determine walleye population, growth rates, and age/size structure walleyes in several of our popular fisheries.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
The Spokane Walleye Club will not have a general membership this June.
Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
National Hunting and Fishing Day: September 30 at Diamond Lake 830 AM to 3 PM. WDFW has approached the Walleye Club about providing volunteers to help kids catch trout from net pens similar to Kids Fishing.
Point of contact: Randy Osborn WDFW, randall.osborne@dfw.wa.gov
Event website https://wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/requirements/education/hunt-fish-day
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
The event is open to young people ages 5-14. Participating kids will receive a "Kids Fishing" T-shirt, a rod & reel, and the chance to catch a 3-fish limit of trout. Make sure to sign up soon - registrations need to be postmarked by April 21. The cost is $10 per child.
Registration form
For information, visit https://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/contests/youth.
The first Club Fishing Day of the year is tentatively planned for Porcupine Bay (launch elevation 1243 ft). Please check this web page for changes. It is possible that we may need to launch at Seven Bays (launch elevation 1222 ft).
NOAA link to Roosevelt lake level. https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=otx&gage=gcdw1
CORRECTION: Wed, April 26 at 7 PM: Member Meeting. Aaron Thykeson from Mark's Marine will discuss fish finder technology and how it applies to finding more walleyes. General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council.
Location: 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
The Spokane Walleye Club hosts a booth at the Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show. Club members that volunteer to work the booth gain free access to the show. Help promote our club and get some new folks interested in fishing for walleyes!
We don't catch a lot of walleye on the Snake River, but we often catch some of the biggest fish of the year during the fall at this Club Fish Day. Texas Rapids is a Core of Engineers boat launch with a large parking lot. There is ample room to stay overnight and it is free. The lot is mainly level for your rig and sports a large grassy area for tent camping. The only amenities are toilets and garbage collection. The launch features a long dock where you can tie up to overnight , if desired, with no fee.
Directions to Texas Rapids...
From Ritzville WA
On I-90 westbound, take Exit 221
Take Hwy 261 south for 55 miles. NOTE!!! To remain on Hwy 261, you must turn left approximately 7 miles south of Washtucna.
A half mile before reaching Starbuck, turn left onto Little Goose Dam Road.
Follow Little Goose Dam Road for approximately 6 miles to Texas Rapids Campground.
Special 6 PM time for our annual barbeque and potluck. Please bring a side dish or dessert to share.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
