i got off of work early and decided to go to dillion , got to the lake at 1:15 and drilled two holes , i only stayed till 2:30 because it started to snow alittle and i dident want to get stuck at the tunnel , i ended up with six kokes and i lost three others at the hole, i was using a orange swedish pimple , i looked down the hole and saw lots of kokes, the first koke i caught had nasty fungus crap so i threw him back
yes its caused by spawning , the skin goes bad , i think some of the kokes were already dying , but the five i kept were great , i just got done eating them, ill be there on saturday
Kokeneeking, I'm new to the Koke ice fising scene, and know that the Kokes are going through their spawn mode at the snake right now, but do you contiune to fish for them with current technique at the river outlet thorughout the year? Or do you move out into the lake to fish structure and or deeper water?
pete , the only time kokes are in the inlet is when they are spawning , when they are in the lake you can find them suspended in the water column, usually 20 feet down, for ice fishing, you can catch non spawners threw the ice , i did real well at willow creek last year
The hot summer days and water levels going lower by the day and the crappies moving around after post spawn definitely made for a challenge finding them but persistence pays off!
I heard about the Arctic Grayling late last fall and I've been itching to target them...I went up with my buddy Remy and GF and had some GREAT SUCCESS!! Threw a wide variety of stuff with no action (for the graylings at least), we landed a big brown, some Brookies, some Colorado River Cutthroat...
Always wanted to figure the crappie and once I actually set out to do it I found hundreds! Limited out for the first time after trying for the whole month of June. Wasn't too hard once i honed in on the area where I located them. Fast forward 4 days later and today they were gone. Here is my...
Recently was up DEEP in the mountains fishing with my buddy...We came across a huge group of Colorado River Cutthroat Trout. We of course fished for them but we wanted to see if we could film them too. Luckily they were crowding around a small current provided by a little spring, flowing into...
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