salmonbarry
4/29/2013 9:00:00 PMI guess with all the sockeye that get dumped in there it would make sense so that is good to know! thanks for the report and those look bigger then 10" but maybe because they looks so tasty on that bbq pit!
Racer
4/29/2013 10:54:00 PMI grew up fishing Baker and always caught more koke's that anything else. Nice catch.
MotoBoat
4/30/2013 10:28:00 AMsb, I thought the same thing! Look much larger. Upon closer inspection, the head and tail are attached. That is 3 inches of extra length right there. The ones hanging outside the basket do look to be 12 or so.
Rippasher06
4/30/2013 11:59:00 AMShannon just below Baker has some good Koke fishn also. I have caught plenty in there.
Chromer
4/30/2013 2:16:00 PMOh yeah, baker and shannon are famous for Kokanee. Those are the most abundant fish in the lakes. Baker and Shannon are basically connected, which is why they both share the same species, in this case, Kokanee. I've had great success at both, but more so at shannon if you're bank fishing.
americanmcss
5/7/2013 12:44:00 PMGreat to see some activity up there. Got skunked on three separate occaisions fishing there last year so I'm headed up saturday morning for some redemption. Never fished shannon before, but they are separated by a big dam and about 150 feet in elevation. Will definitely be posting after I get back.
