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Old 11-25-2013, 07:32 PM
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Just checking. How has the fishing been at Kootenay Lake for this time of year? Up top or down rigger, or both. Planning a trip soon. Thanks!!
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Old 11-25-2013, 07:41 PM
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If you have been out lately, post a few pictures. It gets the old heart going looking at them big gerrards..........LOL!!
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Old 11-25-2013, 07:55 PM
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I'll go get him,,, he's stuck in general discussion,, he's Scottish so he's really hard to understand,, it takes practice.

Last I heard are silver and black bucktails trolled between 25 and 40 feet.

I'll go get gunner, hold on.
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Old 11-25-2013, 08:34 PM
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Sorry guys nothing recent , stayed in AB for my week off chaaing mr WT and his big cousin. This coming moon will be prime , black and purple together for hair, greens and crome,purple for gear. I dont do slow,but big lipped stuff very slow catches in winter. We have some water doggers on here somewhere.
This is a great time for pulling hair white horses as far as the eye can see or like a glass billiard table. Good "chained"planers let you tune for conditions.
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Old 11-25-2013, 09:24 PM
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this is your guy twisted wrist,,, you know those old black and white films set in robin hood days and there's a tavern scene? Watch a few films like those and you'll understand gunner in no time.

Good luck on finding a glass billiard table, rapala may make them but not sure on white horses but I'm sure you could send a marlin gaff to someone with a giant vise to tie one for you.
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Old 11-25-2013, 09:47 PM
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this is your guy twisted wrist,,, you know those old black and white films set in robin hood days and there's a tavern scene? Watch a few films like those and you'll understand gunner in no time.

Good luck on finding a glass billiard table, rapala may make them but not sure on white horses but I'm sure you could send a marlin gaff to someone with a giant vise to tie one for you.
Its the state of the lake ya land lubbers not lures .face palm, flat landers.
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Its the state of the lake ya land lubbers not lures .face palm, flat landers.
Since I didn't have clue to what you were talking about I thought I would add some colour to your post,,,,,,, aye treacle eatin scotch bather!!!
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Since I didn't have clue to what you were talking about I thought I would add some colour to your post,,,,,,, aye treacle eatin scotch bather!!!
Ninnies, ill tell ye whit,ill tell ye this ,whit im trying to say is . The lake can be very changable having planner boards with ajustable angle of attack can be crucial to maintaining a good action with hair or hockey sticks . Over the variety of conditions one can experience in winter.
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Old 11-25-2013, 10:58 PM
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87' Down but up top too with Buck Tails and Planner
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Dec 2009 and 2011
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3 to 8 1/2 rainbows and shakers

4 bulls too 8#

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Just checking. How has the fishing been at Kootenay Lake for this time of year? Up top or down rigger, or both. Planning a trip soon. Thanks!!

Fishing is Good! Both surface down to 100 feet. Start trolling a 2.5 mph & slow down gradually till you hit.

Photo from earlier this month.

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Thanks for the replies and the pictures, Tackle runner whats that beauty 14-16lbs? That would be just a good guess...............Thanks again
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15.6. Good eye.
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