G-Man
4/4/2013 11:25:00 AMLet me guess, the dreaded high pressure zone moved into the area recently? At least the wind was down and made for a nice boat ride.
afk
4/4/2013 12:35:00 PMI fish when I can. So, regardless of the barometer I try. It definitely was a nice day out.
Steelheadin360
4/4/2013 1:21:00 PM@mike
from what i have found the day or two after high pressure moves in the fish just stop feeding. kokanee seem to be very receptive to weather changes. Low pressure moving in can turn the bite on most times
from what i have found the day or two after high pressure moves in the fish just stop feeding. kokanee seem to be very receptive to weather changes. Low pressure moving in can turn the bite on most times
Rocky
4/4/2013 1:41:00 PMThat"s the way my son fishes to first they eat everything then take a nap.
jd39
4/4/2013 7:22:00 PMTransition days between high/low and reverse have seemed to be the best for me but i'm with afk on going when i can regardless.
blufin loui
4/5/2013 10:55:00 AMHey Andy, Sounds like a good outing even though the kokes didn't cooperate. Cindy and I need to get out there soon and try for a few. We've found the kokes to be typically on and off during the early part of the run, and this year sure is early.--compared to the last few years anyway. from what I'm hearing from some of the locals it's a day by day fishery right now, and as was mentioned above they can be hypersensitive to weather changes sometimes. But anytime on the water chasing a fish is well spent. Yake care and be safe
afk
4/7/2013 9:39:00 AMHey Lewis, we did have a good outing. Todays weather has me in the garage cleaning and sorting tackle LOL. We'll be out again I'm sure.
