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06/17/2014
Trolling
Kokanee
Red
Cloudy
Dodger
Morning
06/17/2014
4
664

Today was the day I went out without the experts from yesterday.
Kim (pinkpole) came out with me. We met around 6am and I don’t know what time we started fishing or what time we quit but I believe we put in 5 hours at the lake. I used the big motor for a bit before we started fishing and then afterwards.
I don’t really remember how deep we were or how and what was caught since Kim was learning how to operate the downrigger and I was still learning the boat. Meaning I was preoccupied. I spent most of the morning operating the handle on the kicker with my left hand thinking that it just wasn’t as comfortable as yesterday. Then I switched hands and found that this is the right way for me to do it.
Kim had brought an Apex lure which she got a kokanee on. But when my red hooks were getting the fish she switched to red hooks. We did well for a while with the bare hooks but even they stopped interesting the kokes. Then we broke out my usual lures. With these we only got a couple more.
We called it a day with 9 kokanee.


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downriggeral
6/18/2014 8:11:00 AM
You said you got a new to you boat, but what is it? Thanks - Alan
Toni
6/18/2014 8:15:00 AM
There will be a picture of the 9 kokanee coming. downriggeral have you missed 1.5 years of the boats and fun? Go here and see http://www.washingtonlakes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=16786
Hunter757
6/18/2014 9:23:00 AM
Great job glad to hear the new boat is working for you. It will take a few trips and you will be an old pro. Sound like Clear lake is doing well with the kokes. Might be time for me to take a trip that way and give it a try. Thanks for the report. Can't wait to see some video and pictures.
Toni
6/18/2014 9:41:00 AM
These fish are small compared to Americans. You might get one 12-13 inches at the biggest but they have never had the girth that Americans get.
Toni
6/18/2014 10:25:00 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATSau6lAQ8k From June 16th
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