FYI:

All the cutthroat in Lake Washington are natural spawners. None planted since 1976, so be kind to these mostly resident fish. They seem to average around 17 to 18 inches and it is very comon to catch 'em in the mid 20's.

The spawn cycle is from October to March and it peaks between November and Janurary.
They are best eating when cought in the summer months, say July through September.

And please remember, once a daily limit is retained, you must stop fishing. Also, the "boat limit rule" does not apply in fresh waters.

I look forward to seeing you guys out there this winter.

Cigar