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Still fishing for Kokanee

Post by ruthven78 » Fri Jun 08, 2007 10:09 pm

I was thinking of doing some still fishing at Horeshoe Lake in Pend Oreille Co.. I've heard corn works pretty good...my dad uses corn at Loon Lake when he fishes for them but he usually does it at night with glo hooks. Does anyone have any tips for still fishing.

I'll let you know I only have a 12' aluminum row boat with oars only and no fish finder hehe. That is until I get a job...graduating from a Respiratory Therapy program on 06/15!!!
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RE:Still fishing for Kokanee

Post by Big E » Sat Jun 09, 2007 12:46 pm

Use a 0000 dodger or some other type of flasher backed with a wedding ring tipped with corn. To get the gear down try using a trolling weight w/bead chain. Rowing should be the right speed to troll.

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RE:Still fishing for Kokanee

Post by mallard83 » Sat Jun 09, 2007 5:57 pm

Try using tiny shrimp that you can get in the meat section at the grocery store. Use this below a slip float so you can adjust the depth according to where the fish are. This has always worked for me on Riffe Lake.

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RE:Still fishing for Kokanee

Post by Lotech Joe » Sun Jun 10, 2007 6:01 am

:-" I have some friends who handline at night on Chapman Lake. They say it works great but I think I'd prefer to use an ultralight rig.
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RE:Still fishing for Kokanee

Post by gpc » Sun Jun 10, 2007 9:16 pm

I use maggots on a hook. Just load the a size 10 hook so with about 4 or 5 maggots on it. I fish for them at lakes that your allowed to chum. We use cream corn for the kokes. A depth finder really helps locating the schools

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