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Thread: Bridge Lake Kokanee

  1. #11
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    Re: Bridge Lake Kokanee

    Was there on saturday and super slow probably because of the weather. Only got one kokanee and could not locate the herd. Lakers were showing up and got a few small ones. Key to kokanee fishing is first off finding them and that's where a good sounder is key...secondly getting to them...the only reliable way of knowing how deep you are is with a downrigger everything else is a guess. Speed...they love a fast troll. As for lures all this crazy corn stuff and fancy this and that is not really needed. I use just a variety of pink lures with nothing on it and dont have any issues.

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    Re: Bridge Lake Kokanee

    Well done! What type of lure is that? It looks like a tube fly of some sort.

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    Re: Bridge Lake Kokanee

    Hmmm RJ and others..does the lake produce kokanee in August? Going to be at Sheridan for 2 weeks..maybe whip over to Bridge..
    That pink Apex..is it the 6" model ?
    Would some pink colored flies for pink salmon..behind a 6" pink flasher work ?
    Finally do you need rubber snubbers for their soft mouths ?
    Caught some kokanee in Mcleese lake..and Chimney lake but past where my memory leaves off..
    Thanks be amazing to barbque a kokanee for Susan at sheridan
    Srupp

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    Re: Bridge Lake Kokanee

    Steven KOKs like cold water so just fish deep when the surface is Warm - The Pink APEX is about 2 " long and any flasher works just not real BIG one Max 6 " I like snubbers but have caught lots with out one ! Pink Flies will work ! RJ

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    Re: Bridge Lake Kokanee

    Thank you RJ..appreciate the knowledge in information.
    Cheers
    Steven

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    Re: Bridge Lake Kokanee

    Quote Originally Posted by Ben Fougere View Post
    Well done! What type of lure is that? It looks like a tube fly of some sort.
    Ben your correct, its a homemade tube fly, Buddy and myself have been experimenting with them.
    Resident Hunter - Team 45/70 Member #680

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    Re: Bridge Lake Kokanee

    Steven, i have soft Kokanee rods so a snubber is not needed. Hope that helps...
    Twanger
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    Re: Bridge Lake Kokanee

    Quote Originally Posted by twanger View Post
    Steven, i have soft Kokanee rods so a snubber is not needed. Hope that helps...
    Twanger
    Hmmm I have fished kokanee 35 years ago in Kelowna..okanagan lk..remember the soft mouthes..and how easy to lose..may use soft fly rod in lieu of rubber snubber..
    Appreciate the heads up.
    Srupp

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    Re: Bridge Lake Kokanee

    A couple of different Tube Flies off the bench last night..
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