clawman
1/24/2017 11:11:00 AMWOW beautiful!! (the fish) haha
Do you find the Kok are in same locations as in the summer?
Do you find the Kok are in same locations as in the summer?
Fish Dawg
1/24/2017 1:55:00 PMOne fish in hand better than two still in the pond! Good job kicking the skunk out of Ron's boat!!
downriggeral
1/24/2017 6:15:00 PMclawman - yes it was sorta in the same area, but with only the one who knows?
To the rest of you sorry about fueling the kokanee pocks and cabin fever but someone had to do it right?
To the rest of you sorry about fueling the kokanee pocks and cabin fever but someone had to do it right?
salmonbarry
1/24/2017 9:21:00 PMGreat report Alan! Glad to see these kokanee are still getting caught! Leave some for us Westsiders this spring haha!!
hewesfisher
1/25/2017 8:08:00 AMAwesome koke Alan, thanks for braving the weather and filing a great report! :-)
fishingmom
1/28/2017 7:49:00 AMwhat a beauty, a trophy in my book! what type of rod are you running? checking off a few have to do things, roosevelt will be next up after an april trip to chelan??
fishingmom
1/28/2017 7:52:00 AM(not sure where the question marks came from, chelan is booked ready to fish)
downriggeral
1/29/2017 9:04:00 PMHi fishingmom, you must be a cool mom after all you fish! As for rods on the downriggers I use two. One is a Crystal Basin Tackle rod that I really love. It is soft about half way down and then has some back bone to handle the bigger fish. The other downrigger rod I use is a Lamaglass 7' Kokanee rod, great rod too. I use a little heavier rod for the lead core like a medium lite. You want some of the wave action imparted to the fly or lure you are using. Many think it's heresy but I really like 10# power Pro line on the downrigger rods. The rods do the work and I don't loose many fish. I NEVER use snubbers. You are welcome to PM me if you would like more info.
