afk
9/15/2010 6:58:00 AMNo net almost always guarantees a hook up! You did well. Thanks for the report.
dkelliott3
9/17/2010 8:48:00 AMcpeacock; I hope you were kidding.
Those babies look football fat! Nice. What length were they?
Those babies look football fat! Nice. What length were they?
FISHINROB
9/17/2010 10:24:00 PMcpeacock for 0 posts you shouldnt boast your opinion ,for all we know you havent caught a fish to report yet lol!!!nice job boo boo!!!
dkelliott3
9/18/2010 7:44:00 AMSo, back to my question................... What length were those kokes in the picture?
They look bigger than what I've been catching.
BTW- I just got my very first boat! An old SEARS 12' aluminum V hull . Hope it floats :-)
Plan on taking her to American tomorrow, Sunday morning.
They look bigger than what I've been catching.
BTW- I just got my very first boat! An old SEARS 12' aluminum V hull . Hope it floats :-)
Plan on taking her to American tomorrow, Sunday morning.
booboo98498
9/18/2010 8:42:00 AMThe fish in the picture are 12-14 inches. I measured the bottom ot the sink they were in since they now have no tails or heads and sure do taste good smoked!!
Bob R
9/19/2010 9:20:00 AM12 to 14 inches are nice kokes in ANYONE'sboat, try Lake Cushman where a 10 incher is large(Size is related to available plankton in that particular lake, American must have a GREAT food source for these salmon). Great report, nice comments. Bob R
dkelliott3
9/20/2010 10:46:00 AMHmmm. I think I'll try corn next time. Yesterday, Sunday 9/19, my brother and I only got 4 kokes in 3+ hours. We typically just use spoons like triple teezers. I can't complain too much because one koke was 16 1/2".(biggest kokanee I've ever caught I think)
But I think I'l try a wedding ring and corn to see if that helps. I'm just glad there's decent kokes to be had here at the end of Sept.
Dave
But I think I'l try a wedding ring and corn to see if that helps. I'm just glad there's decent kokes to be had here at the end of Sept.
Dave