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Thread: Hiking to the West Shore

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    Default Hiking to the West Shore

    Any advice on getting to the West Shore on foot safely? I saw some people climbing along the rock slope last time and it looked a little sketchy, so if it's possible I'd like to hike along the top. Any tips?

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    You do not need to scale Mount Irvine to access the West Shore....there is a trail that you can take without having to risk falling off the face of the earth

    Good luck out there,


    TD

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    Cool thanks. that's really good to hear :) I could just picture my tacklebox sliding down those rocks into the lake

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    If I were to do that walk, I would suggest condensing your tackle and maybe just put your gear in a backpack. Backpack, small cooler and a couple rods and you are golden.


    TD

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    Right after the 1st? cove on the west shore, there is a visible sand bar at the point and people are always killing it there. Best spot on the West Shore IMO.

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    If you can get to the second sandbar on the west shore, your problems are not over. OFG and I took my boat over there a couple of weeks ago. Casting from shore, we could not get past the underwater brush. Almost every cast was lost terminal tackle and no fish. We had to get back in the boat and drop anchor out a ways.

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    Thanks guys. Fishing was slow but steady. I got there at 8 and left at 2 with 3 fish. The guy next to me was hooking up like every 20 minutes. He had a super light setup with heavy weights and was casting further than everyone.

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