kingfisher101
8/1/2011 7:03:00 PMwhat color corky works best for chinook on the skok last year i went first times and just tried a litttle bit and what color yarn is best for chinook
HOOKEDONFISHING
8/1/2011 8:46:00 PMKing fisher just get the yarn and corky in front of the fish face they will bite it. some guys use yarn and corky some use just corky some use just yarn. They come up so thick when they go through there you see them coming a 100 yards away .
losaturn
8/2/2011 11:33:00 AMMust have seen you down there, I was the bald guy throwing eggs at Cedar. No fish after you left, but they were stacked below Purdy Creek.
Flipsyde
8/2/2011 5:55:00 PMI used black corky and black yarn for the past 5 years at the Skoke and caught kings when the kings were there (I should say "hooked kings when the kings were there"(they are brutes)). I don't know if it really makes a difference. I saw people with orange, pink, red, silver, trout speckled and all other colors hooking kings. The Cedar Hole, Handicap Hole, Beehive (Claybanks) hole are all productive WHEN the fish are there. The natives on the far bank will let you know where to cast when they're over on their side snagging their fish. Up river near the deadline is also productive but harder to land them. Tight lines all!! >))))*>