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07/25/2010
Trolling
Kokanee
Corn
Pink
Other
Morning
07/25/2010
5
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I got on the lake by 6am and off at 8am with my limit of Kokanee. I lost a dodger, snubber, and pink wedding ring. I think I put it down to fast and it got stuck in weeds, then my line broke.
I used 2 rods, one with a green sling blade and (snubber) green wedding ring (brass blade on spinner) and a 50/50 dodger with a pink squiddy thang that had a 50/50 blade. Then I switched that rod to a bahama mamma and a pinky-white squiddy thang with a silver blade. 3 fish fell to the squiddy thangs and 2 to the wedding ring with shoepeg corn.
The weather was nice, sunny and the lake was smooth.
I was headed in with my limit when the first boat and skier started going around. 8am.

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snake7676
7/25/2010 1:54:00 PM
Rite on nice job and fast at that to ! you have to like them days on the water!
Toni
7/25/2010 2:08:00 PM
Yes I do like these days.
saltyseadog
7/25/2010 3:33:00 PM
is it a good idea to cut and bleed them fish as soon as you catch em?
Toni
7/25/2010 4:53:00 PM
I have done it both ways and I don't notice a difference.
MotoBoat
7/25/2010 6:36:00 PM
Is it the way the light is hitting the fish in the photo, or are the Kokanee beginning to show spawning colors?
Toni
7/25/2010 8:08:00 PM
MotoBoat, the dark one is in the shade as he was a bit bent from the ice box. It could be making the other one darker. 2 did have eggs. I took the pic in front of my sliding glass door. It has grids which is that long dark mark on both sides of the fish.
bionic_one
7/26/2010 8:14:00 AM
Kokanee don't usually hit spawn until the fall.
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