Took it to Rattlesnake Lake in King County, WA, about an hour away from Seattle. There aren't any rattlesnakes in Western Washington, it was named after a census worker that heard a cicada bloom and decided the area was full of snakes. For what it's worth, I love all of Western Washington's docile snakes and don't hesitate to watch them.
It's a no-gas motor lake with very restrictive harvesting rules. I mostly wanted to just mess around in the water, but we happened to hook up 4 rainbow trout, none above the 14" limit.
Due to lure restrictions, we were mostly limited to trolling a dry fly long out behind the boat, but it was productive. All 4 were hooked on one of those super cheap amazon pen-sized telescopic combos pulling a walmart special dry fly behind it.
Well, now I know. I'm not sure why I built a boat and didn't launch it until about 2 years later, but I'm going to use the heck out of it this summer, once I buy a new oatboard.
