kokanee~mark
5/20/2012 9:27:00 PMI also went to lake meridian on saturday. What blast!we got a bunch of kokanee and a few fat trout. The bite is definetly on there. We have been fishing clear lake and american lake for kokanee. Most action came from lake meridian however they are small fish but very fun.
yooper_fisher
5/21/2012 11:47:00 AMI've also just gotten into kok fishing. I'll be hitting up Meridian soon, but have focused on Wilderness since it's closer. The kok's there seem to be few, but I've seen some nice ones come out
koka_holic
5/21/2012 7:39:00 PMthere are litterally dozens of lakes with kokanee in them...below is a commom list of lakes in washington...
my personal favorites for continous action are Lake Kachees, (limit 16) smaller and deep (60 to 80 feet) but non stop fun...
Alder lake is new to me, but lots of action...
meridian for proximity, but smaller fish...angle lake for the same reason, but action can be very slow here at times
clear lake has great action when you get on the schools...
Of course american lake and lake stevens for size, although i am reading disappointing reports on stevens this year...
I am told lake Sawyer has them, but i have never boeated any there...but close enough to spend evening ofter work trying
Alder Lake, American Lake, Angle Lake, Baker Lake, Banks Lake, Bumping Lake, Cain Lake, Cascade Lake, Clear Lake, Davis Lake, Deer Lake, Devereaux Lake, F.D. Roosevelt Lake, Keechelus Lake, Lake Cavanaugh, Lake Kokanee, Lake Meridian, Lake Merwin, Lake Roesiger, Lake Sammamish, Lake Sawyer, Lake Shannon, Lake St. Clair, Lake Stevens, Lake Sutherland, Lake Washington, Lake Wenatchee, Lake Whatcom, Loon Lake, Mason Lake, Mountain Lake, Riffe Lake, Rimrock Lake, Samish Lake, Silver Lake, Summit Lake, Swift Creek Resivoir, Ward Lake, Wilderness Lake and Yale Lake.
my personal favorites for continous action are Lake Kachees, (limit 16) smaller and deep (60 to 80 feet) but non stop fun...
Alder lake is new to me, but lots of action...
meridian for proximity, but smaller fish...angle lake for the same reason, but action can be very slow here at times
clear lake has great action when you get on the schools...
Of course american lake and lake stevens for size, although i am reading disappointing reports on stevens this year...
I am told lake Sawyer has them, but i have never boeated any there...but close enough to spend evening ofter work trying
Alder Lake, American Lake, Angle Lake, Baker Lake, Banks Lake, Bumping Lake, Cain Lake, Cascade Lake, Clear Lake, Davis Lake, Deer Lake, Devereaux Lake, F.D. Roosevelt Lake, Keechelus Lake, Lake Cavanaugh, Lake Kokanee, Lake Meridian, Lake Merwin, Lake Roesiger, Lake Sammamish, Lake Sawyer, Lake Shannon, Lake St. Clair, Lake Stevens, Lake Sutherland, Lake Washington, Lake Wenatchee, Lake Whatcom, Loon Lake, Mason Lake, Mountain Lake, Riffe Lake, Rimrock Lake, Samish Lake, Silver Lake, Summit Lake, Swift Creek Resivoir, Ward Lake, Wilderness Lake and Yale Lake.
