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I'm going to strawberry this weekend (The last time I forgot the koke stuff, doh!) any tips for strawberry? I've fished for trout there many times, but this will be my first koke outing. I'm going camping leaving tomorrow and will be there until Sunday. Let me know any tips. It seems there isn't...

nope it looked all clear, at least on the strawberry side. We didn't go to the soldier creek side.

The fishing was fairly slow... We didn't do any koke fishing though for 2 reasons. 1. my kids (a 2 year old and a 4 year old) wouldn't sit still in the boat which drove us to the shore where they could run around. 2. I left my koke stuff at home 101thumbsdown101 We did catch a couple of...

well here is what I got from kokanee tackle, Mainly taking Super D's shopping list. 100-12-100013 Rocky Moutain Tackle Dodger 4.25-4.25 RMT UV Pink Splatter 1 $6.29 $6.29 100-12-100005 Rocky Moutain Tackle Dodger 4.25-4.25 Hyper Plaid Dodger 1 $6.29 $6.29 100-12-100-8144544 Rocky...

Thanks Super D. Interesting, why 2 pink hoochies? why not one? what would the difference be between the 2 hoochies? Thanks.

probably a little bit of both. I have a canoe for my boat so far (Gotta get out of debt before I can get a big toy!). I already have ordered the jigs, they are pline, and I got a couple in 1/2 and 3/4 oz. from kokaneetackle.com Not sure if I need anything else for jigging, I've heard some people...

I have about 50 dollars to spend to get me setup on kokanee fishing. I have a rod and reel (not the best for kokes but it will do) I will need a net though. I was able to order a few pline verticle jigs. What would you reccomend, with this budget? Thanks.

cool thanks... yeah google brought up a video of a guy puking just as he crossed a marathon fishing line.... tooexcited I had a feeling that wasn't what you were talking about.

okay noob question... what is a puke line?... btw google was not very helpful 101thumbsdown101

I'm in the salt lake area.

thanks... Thanks for the tips. Making my own down rigger is a great idea, I've got a humminbird 570 portable, so I plan on putting that on my canoe. making my own down rigger is a great idea! 101goodpost101 I was thinking of putting a lead weight on my pole (1 or 2 oz) and then using my fish...

I've been wanting to try to catch kokanee and it seems corn is the most popular, since that isn't an option in Utah, what do you use instead? I've heard of just using a flasher and a bare hook, seems odd, but hey if it works! I've got a canoe, do I need to worry about those aquatic hitchhikers...