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[newguy]

Anyone care to share some tactics to get some Kokanee in the boat?

We plan on being there most weekends this summer. Thanks!

[millsboy79]

Only Kokanee I have ever caught was on my grandpa's ole superduper.

[wildwoods]

Kokanee:
25-50'
Willow leaf gang troll
Red wedding band
Tipped with maggot if legal (or not, it works anyways)
Rubber snubber inline(although not vital either-I've caught lots without one)

Use a downrigger if possible
And
Enjoy some of the best tasting fish you'll catch

[newguy]

Originally Posted by wildwoods

Kokanee:
25-50'
Willow leaf gang troll
Red wedding band
Tipped with maggot if legal (or not, it works anyways)
Rubber snubber inline(although not vital either-I've caught lots without one)

Use a downrigger if possible
And
Enjoy some of the best tasting fish you'll catch

Awesome, thanks.

[jhfong]

My father used to troll a dick nite lure. Its a nickle plated brass lure, very thin and light. Sometimes 2-3 feet behind willow leaf troll rig.

[EZM]

Hot Pink Kokanee Killer Apex. My best results by far with this lure.

Sometimes behind a small flasher (or dodger) OR sometimes behind a gang troll.

See where the fish are marking and drop your ball down and troll away.

If you don't have a downrigger an inline mooching sinker weight in front of your flasher or gang troll will get it down there.

At 3 to 3.5 mph - 4 oz of weight and 150' line will get you down about 20' which usually will put you on some fish.

You can also run a small dipsy diver.

http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-kok...-37141310.html

https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&rct=j...97844208071439

If you are running braided main line, use a rubber snubber.

[newguy]

Originally Posted by EZM

Hot Pink Kokanee Killer Apex. My best results by far with this lure.

Sometimes behind a small flasher (or dodger) OR sometimes behind a gang troll.

See where the fish are marking and drop your ball down and troll away.

If you don't have a downrigger an inline mooching sinker weight in front of your flasher or gang troll will get it down there.

At 3 to 3.5 mph - 4 oz of weight and 150' line will get you down about 20' which usually will put you on some fish.

You can also run a small dipsy diver.

http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-kok...-37141310.html

https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&rct=j...97844208071439

If you are running braided main line, use a rubber snubber.

Great info, thanks.

I'm getting a minn Kota motor mounted on the cavitation place because even with a couple socks behind the boat it was too fast.

[Loco]

I use leadcore line with a 50 leader dodger
18 " behind dodger small spin n glow
And troll slow. Big thing is to find them first.
I'll be out on koocanusa most weekends also.

[whitetail Junkie]

Originally Posted by newguy

Anyone care to share some tactics to get some Kokanee in the boat?

We plan on being there most weekends this summer. Thanks!

I usually use a big cooler with lots of ice to get my Kokanee in the boat....however monster dew worms work great for them fish.