General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 9920
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 Friday the 18th. Check out is noon on Monday the 21st.
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
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 in November.
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!
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 18th. Check out is noon on Monday the 22nd.
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.
The boat launch is at the Kettle Falls Marina.
Schedule
Thursday and Friday: Club members will be arriving at camp and fishing.
Saturday: Potluck picnic around 130pm followed by a raffle and short meeting.
Sunday: Potuluck breakfast around 830am.
Evening campfires…if conditions allow.
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Walleye Club member Greg Koch will discuss productive June fishing spots in the Kettle Falls area leading up to our June Picnic.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
Meet at the Hunters boat launch on Lake Roosevelt at 9 am on Saturday and Sunday.
The club has paid for the group camp site from 1pm Saturday to noon on Monday. There will be room for a few vehicles and tent camping at the group site. Folks that need more room for campers and boat parking should reserve Individual campsites at recreation.gov.
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 wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/contests/youth
Meet at the Nine Mile Recreation Area. You will need a Discover Pass to park a vehicle. A $7 boat launch fee is required which can be purchased at the on-site drop box.
Driving directions:
Drive north from Spokane on Nine Mile Road to Charles Road
Turn west onto Charles Road and drive about 1.5 miles
As you come to the Nine Mile Falls Community Church, you will see the sign for the recreation area. Turn right and go about a quarter mile to the boat launch.
Bring a pair of pliers and scissors and help us rig rods for the Kids Fishing event at Clear Lake. We assemble fishing rods and rig them so they are ready to go for the May 9th event at Clear Lake. See you at 6pm at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council.
Aaron Thykeson from Mark’s Marine will be our guest presenter. He will be introducing what’s new in fish finder technology.
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 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!
Meet us at the Nine Mile Recreation Area Boat Launch at 9 am. You will need a Discover Pass to park since the boat launch is within Riverside State Park. A $7 boat launch fee is also required which you can pay on-site.
This meeting will feature a fishing tackle and outdoor gear “garage sale”. Bring something you want to sell. You can donate the proceeds to the club if you would like. We will also have tackle craft stations set up. Learn how to tie walleye spinner rigs. Pour some jigs or blade baits at our lead station. We can demonstrate different types of knots, too.
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 member Greg Koch will present an updated version of Eastern Washington Walleye Calendar: Where to Catch Walleyes for Each Month of the 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
When: 6 PM Wednesday, December 3rd
Where: Inland Northwest Wildlife Council
What: The meal will be catered by Longhorn Barbeque.
Cost: 30.00 per person
RSVP and payment due by 24 Nov 25
- Go to: Purchase Ticket online
- Click “Add to Cart”
Select Quantity
- Pay by credit card ($30 per person)
or contact George Allan at: georgeeallen@cs.com
The Spokane Walleye Club will not have a general membership in November.
Pat is the service manager at Mark’s Marine, and he will be our guest speaker. We are going to discuss boat winterization.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
Brian Witte from the Kalispel tribe will be our speaker for the September 24 meeting. He will do a presentation on the Pend Oreille River in Washington.
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 Friday the 19th. Check out is noon on Monday the 22nd.
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!
Interactive map:
Locust Grove Group Campsite near Kettle Falls.
Members of Spokane Walleye Club may check in at Site A as early as 1 PM on Friday the 19th. Check out is noon on Monday the 20th.
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!
Interactive map:
Our meeting will be held at the regular time of 7 pm. Club member Greg Koch will discuss fall walleye behavior and the best place to find them around Kettle Falls.
General Membership meetings are held the last Wed of the month at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. 6116 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99208
Our guest presenter, Dr. Charles Pottenger PhD will share his thoughts regarding the lower Snake River dams. His field of study is pulp and paper science. Dr. Pottenger had a 32 year career with Potlatch Corporation working and overseeing pulp/paper production at mills in Minnesota, Arkansas, and Lewiston, Idaho.
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..
Interactive map:
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 18th. Check out is noon on Monday the 22nd.
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.
Interactive map:
We have talked about it, now it is really planned for 2025. Click this link for details
Greg Koch will be giving a presentation on Spring Walleye Fishing
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 club has reserved the group site at Hunters. Members are welcome to use the group site for camping, but space is limited. If you have a large RV, you should consider reserving an individual campsite at recreation.gov
Check in at the group camp site: 1 PM Friday, May 16th.
Chack out at the group camp site 11 AM Sunday May 18th
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.
Aaron from Mark’s Marine will be our guest speaker. He is an electronics and sonar expert and will discuss using some of the latest technological advances in fish finders.
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
