Kingfisher2019
6/13/2019 3:25:38 PMThanks for posting. I stopped by and chatted with your wife on Sunday, I was fishing the lake on a float tube.
There was lots of action and to be able to fish a body of water without the presence of gas motorized engines was an answered prayer. The Kokanee eluded me though, what size hook works best for them? Congrats on the outing - glad to see healthy families enjoying the Lord's creation.
There was lots of action and to be able to fish a body of water without the presence of gas motorized engines was an answered prayer. The Kokanee eluded me though, what size hook works best for them? Congrats on the outing - glad to see healthy families enjoying the Lord's creation.
Widgeonmangh
6/13/2019 3:31:29 PMAwesome! She said someone had stopped by and visited. It is a great little lake. I wish there were a few more that didn't have gas motors or even no gas motors before 11am or something! I use Gam. #2 drop shot hooks. On the finder I saw kokanee at 30 feet (at least I figured they were kokes) but we were catching them at 12-15 feet flatlining. Crazy. Be sure and say Hi next time you are out. That is probably the lake I will fish unless I head somewhere like Merwin. Good fishing!
Kingfisher2019
6/14/2019 10:43:26 AMThanks, I may even have a few of those hooks in storage... I live in Seattle - so its a commute to get there during the week after work, but will probably fish it once or twice before July... Hope to see you out there!