MotoBoat
1/2/2012 7:37:00 PMAre you catching those pesky Kokanee on the surface? What are there average size? Flatfish and Kokanee..........go figure!
natenez
1/2/2012 8:18:00 PMWe were getting fish in the top 20'. The kokes were good size 14ish in. The cutts ranged from 10-18 in.
mchill2
1/2/2012 9:17:00 PMGood to hear Kokanee are back. Wasn't it up until a year or two ago they were thought to be extinct in the Sammamish?
SculpinKing
1/4/2012 10:38:00 AMIt's good to hear that there are a good number of Kokanee ready to spawn next year. Numbers have been horrible in the past, but this last year they've begun to come back:
http://www.king5.com/news/environment/Samamish-Kokanee--134291168.html
What size flatfish were you using? I got a tip that they work well for Kokanee so I bought a bunch of smaller ones in the offseason to try this spring in Stevens.
http://www.king5.com/news/environment/Samamish-Kokanee--134291168.html
What size flatfish were you using? I got a tip that they work well for Kokanee so I bought a bunch of smaller ones in the offseason to try this spring in Stevens.
natenez
1/4/2012 5:59:00 PMThe flatfish the kokanee hit was a X3 size. I think. I was surprised a koke would hit such a large lure.
BARCHASER10
1/4/2012 6:50:00 PMI had the same thing before Christmas. Last time out by myself it was 2 Cutts and 4 Kokes. All on small dodger and Needlefish. They seem farily common this winter and they are all nice, healthy fish.
