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My Scottys have plastic reels so no transfer from stray electrons are going to be transmitted through the cable, the cable is isolated....I have fish hit the wire all the time...it scares the crap outta ya!!!

From the variation in replies, it sounds like my quandary is universal but not absolute... ;) Are there any techniques that specifically target larger Kokes that I should try?

All, I have a body of water in my neck of the woods (Lake Koocanusa) that is teaming with Kokanee. The lake is 93 miles long(in the US, it extends into Canadia stomper). There are literally Millions of Kokanee in this lake, but the biggest I have ever caught is about 12". Now the Kokanee...

When setting up your "spread" on Planer Boards you let the outer line(closest to the planer board) out the farthest behind the release..say 100 feet, put the line in the release, then you spool off line and the release travels out toward the planer board and you can stop it where ever you want...

Boats about ready to go, and I've got the ich so bad I'm raw!!! If I can't get in at Rexford Bench(because of ice) I just keep moving south 'til I hit open water!!!

UV and its ability to penetrate water....??? Just to add a little more mystery to this whole "UV" lure trend... Ultraviolet light is absorbed in most bodies of water within the top of the water column, to 20 feet or so. This leaves no UV light penetrating below that... the comment about...

Pierre, How is the ice on Lower Thompson?

anyone fishing Bitterroot, Ashley, Koocanusa, Beaver or Lake 5?