Mark's Locksmith
Henry Hagg Lake is open from sunrise to sunset seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Available species include rainbow trout, large and smallmouth bass, brown bullhead, and yellow perch.
Fishing season runs from late April through October.
The Park features numerous picnic areas, two boat launching facilities, a fully-stocked lake for fishing, 15-plus miles of hiking trails, observation decks for wildlife-and bird-watching and extensive facilies for disabled visitors. Henry Hagg Lake has a capacity of nearly 60,000 acre-feet of water and a surface area of 1,113 acres.
When I am not working I try to go fishing. I like fishing by the damn, by Elks Recreation Area.
How to catch Trout here at the lake.
You will need a fishing pole rating of 2 to 8 pounds.
You will need to have a 4 to 6 pound test line.
The rig is set up like this:
1) Add a sinker slide with a 1 oz weight.
2) About 24 inches to 36 inches from the end of the line tie a 6mm to 8mm size ball stopper. This will keep the weight from sliding close to the hook.
3) Tie a size 14 to 18 treble hook.
4) Add PowerBait (green, or orange, corn or garlic) and shaped it like an egg.
5) Cast and wait!
Segment 1: Introduction – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 2: Licenses and Regulations – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 3: Rod, Reel & Line – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 4: Selecting Your Gear – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 5: The Fisherman’s Knot – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 6: How to Cast – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 7: How to Read Water – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 8: How to Rig for Fishing Floating Bait – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 9: How to Rig for Fishing a Bobber – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 10: How to Rig for Fishing a Lure – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 11: How to Handle a Fish – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 12: How to Clean & Cook a Trout – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 13: Where to Find Fishing Information – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 14: Final Thoughts – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Available species include rainbow trout, large and smallmouth bass, brown bullhead, and yellow perch.
Fishing season runs from late April through October.
The Park features numerous picnic areas, two boat launching facilities, a fully-stocked lake for fishing, 15-plus miles of hiking trails, observation decks for wildlife-and bird-watching and extensive facilies for disabled visitors. Henry Hagg Lake has a capacity of nearly 60,000 acre-feet of water and a surface area of 1,113 acres.
When I am not working I try to go fishing. I like fishing by the damn, by Elks Recreation Area.
How to catch Trout here at the lake.
You will need a fishing pole rating of 2 to 8 pounds.
You will need to have a 4 to 6 pound test line.
The rig is set up like this:
1) Add a sinker slide with a 1 oz weight.
2) About 24 inches to 36 inches from the end of the line tie a 6mm to 8mm size ball stopper. This will keep the weight from sliding close to the hook.
3) Tie a size 14 to 18 treble hook.
4) Add PowerBait (green, or orange, corn or garlic) and shaped it like an egg.
5) Cast and wait!
Segment 1: Introduction – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 2: Licenses and Regulations – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 3: Rod, Reel & Line – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 4: Selecting Your Gear – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 5: The Fisherman’s Knot – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 6: How to Cast – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 7: How to Read Water – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 8: How to Rig for Fishing Floating Bait – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 9: How to Rig for Fishing a Bobber – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 10: How to Rig for Fishing a Lure – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 11: How to Handle a Fish – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 12: How to Clean & Cook a Trout – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 13: Where to Find Fishing Information – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon
Segment 14: Final Thoughts – How to Fish for Trout in Oregon