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18 - Lake Roosevelt South End to Spokane Confluence Report
Washington

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06/26/2015
81° - 85°
Trolling W/Downriggers
Kokanee
Corn
Orange
Sunny
Flasher
Morning
71° - 75°
06/29/2015
5
1392

I have to agree with widebear, "Fishing for Kok's on Roosevelt is hot right now." Started at about 7:20 and had my limit of "native" Kokanee in less than an hour! Both fish had adipose fins making the limit two. My question is where are these quality fish coming from and what happened to the hatchery Kokes? My Kokanee were only 15 inches but very hefty! Great eating too. On the way to the lake, two fawns crossed the highway and on the return trip a bald eagle flew over my vehicle. Comments appreciated! Keep a tight line!


Comments

PRM
6/29/2015 1:11:00 PM
Very nice fish!
DjButler
6/29/2015 2:10:00 PM
Very very nice!!
hewesfisher
6/30/2015 4:27:00 PM
I can't recall the numbers and may be sketchy on the specifics, but there were a bunch of kokanee from ID hatchery released in Roosevelt sometime this spring. None of them were fin clipped, so even though not "native" they are subject to the same rule as truly native kokanee. In your picture, the kokanee on the right looks to be fin clipped. Nice pair nonetheless! :-)
widebear
7/2/2015 6:35:00 AM
OH boy it's fun out there. Good job and thanks for the report.
thatdamguy
7/3/2015 12:02:00 AM
Thanks for the report. I believe most of the un-clipped kok's are actually fish that are flushed down from Coeur D'Alene Idaho. I am hoping to get out and fish for some this weekend.
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