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These days it's rare that anyone will publicly comment on fishing on a specific small lake. Kump is stocked and it has quality water regulations - no ice fishing, a 2 fish limit and a bait ban so it likely still has some good fishing. Do a search and find contour map of the lake (https://www.anglersatlas.com/i/pdf/legacy/ca/BC/00092101.pdf )that should help you decide where to fish. Good spots to try are the edges of drop off and the points of shoals in deep water. Check out online source for lures and flies such as the common staples of chironomids, scuds, leeches, dragonfly and damsel nymphs. You can also call a local outdoor shop in Princeton or Merritt and ask for suggestions or drop in and buy some flies or lures they recommend for that lake. 

Anyone fished kump lake ? Any tips? Thanks

Thanks guys for the input, I'll be sure to check Davis or Devils.

It’s correct.

There are 3 measuring stations in the Skagit basin, not one.

you'd have to check the specific stations but many are monitored remotely via electric sensor and radio, so the probability of 'rookie' errors are low. That also ensures consistency  from year to year.

It's true April was warm and dry while this month so far has been cooler with more normal moisture. The great snow melt watch continues. Certainly more exciting than watching paint dry! LOL

Comments about arson are unwarranted and irresponsible IMO. They have zip to do with the discussion.

I don't believe the 5% in the Skagit is correct. I'm wondering if they changed spots in recent years. Sometimes for the purposes of access and safety they have to find a new spot. Maybe they let some rookie choose the new spot and didn't consider the location.... For example, perhaps the measurement spot used to be in the shade and now its on a rocky outcrop that gets sun all day.

It’s correct.

There are 3 measuring stations in the Skagit basin, not one. The snow levels for the basin are an aggregate of all three. For your theory to hold water (or snow 😀), said rookie would have to have moved more than one station to an unfavourable location. Not very likely.

 I suggest there’s more liklihood of elite climate activists meddling with the stations to advance their corrupt agenda than there is in your rookie theory.