greenrowboat
6/22/2020 8:59:08 PMHi Toni. Thanks for another peek at the fish below. Could I ask the scent and brand you were using since it didn't seem to entice much bite at all? Appears (from watching some of your other videos) that the dodger color and speed doesn't matter much, just to be able to attract them from afar. Then when they close-in--- the lure action AND scent gives the strike. See a lot of lures with spinners and some that just sparkle, though in deeper water that is not contributing very much. I noticed most lures use the dodger's action rather than their own- have you ever used bent spoon lures with a dodger before- for Kokanee? Thanks, Gary.
obryan214
6/22/2020 11:57:11 PMThanks for the report. Was planning on exploring there this week if I can get my truck running.
Toni
6/23/2020 6:06:00 AMI have never used a bent spoon lure. I don't know what they are. I use mainly spinners. The blades make noise on the spinner, too.
This day I started out with tuna scented corn and gulp maggots, then fire corn, then just shoepeg corn and gulp maggots. Some ignored the bait while others smacked the same bait that others ignored. My son added night crawlers to his.
This day I started out with tuna scented corn and gulp maggots, then fire corn, then just shoepeg corn and gulp maggots. Some ignored the bait while others smacked the same bait that others ignored. My son added night crawlers to his.