Anonymous
1/8/2015 7:47:00 PMEasy day looks like Widebear. I'll find you tomorrow for the REEL report.....lol
downriggeral
1/8/2015 9:07:00 PMDandy Widebear! That's a really nice native in the picture. I'll be down on Saturday but I don't think I'll drive the truck to Keller. We'll see how it goes.
widebear
1/9/2015 4:50:00 AMAl, ended up with 3 of those natives. They aren't as fat as the others but boy they know how to fight.
afk
1/9/2015 6:04:00 AMNice pile of fish there widebear . Work has me tied down pretty hard right now. Keep up the reports. It is the only way I'm surviving these days!! Thanks for the pics and reporrt.
downriggeral
1/9/2015 8:16:00 AMwidebear - Those natives really do know how to fight. All of the fish have been feisty this year, especially the natives when caught on Kokanee rods.
hewesfisher
1/9/2015 9:05:00 AMGreat report widebear and your creel confirms my suspicion the fish are "moving". Nice kokanee bonus too!
widebear
1/9/2015 9:37:00 AMhookset, I am not sure which # of rapala I have but it is about 4" long and jointed. The straight stick one was not working but I'm guessing if I would speed up it would. I am always going 1.5 to 1.8 mph so the jointed has a bit more action at that speed.
BDA
1/9/2015 10:15:00 AMlooks like you still have the touch. Great report. We were in your area didn`t see you maybe next time.
hookset'n
1/9/2015 4:25:00 PMThanks for the info widebear, I picked up a jointed perch J-7 and then just logged back in to check if you had responded, the J-7 is about 3" long so I'll pick up a J-9 for another rod. I couldn't find the orange so got the perch instead, it has a nice orange stripe on the bottom & I have read perch colors do OK also. Appreciate the info on trolling speed.
Kekedatackleco
1/10/2015 11:47:00 AMBeautiful fish! Great job out there and thanks for the report. Always nice to get an extra Kokanee while trout fishing. Won't be long and they should start showing up with more regularity. Take care!
