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Just as an aside here... Daytime Jigging for kokes on Loon is great as the depths are typically manageable. My best luck has been on the west side of the lake in 40-50 feet of water and in front of the Granite Point store working north onto the ridge. This is especially true mid July onward as...

Most in the 10 inch range which hopefully mean 13-15 by August. They do seem to have bit more girth this year. I will be back out tomorrow. Working do macks at first light and switching to Kokanee around 9.

Fished Saturday 5/2 Weather was interesting again. We had about 2 foot rollers for a good part of the morning. Ended up with 20 kokanee and 2 triploids in the 18 inch class. Started at 7AM and quit around 2PM. Bite was good early and later in the day. The bad time was the three hours of out...

I have two types. One for night fishing and one day work. My night fishing poles are St. Croix ice fishing poles Elite 48 inch. Throw the bobber away. These poles allow you to feel everything. My daytime rods are 5.5 shimano crucial rods. Any 5.5 to 6 foot light to ultralight graphite rod...

It has worked great for me. A bottle will last a couple of years. The secret is to not cure an entire can of corn at one time but what you will use in the next two days. Which btw, I make fresh corn for each day. I have data to prove it makes a significant different.

Fished both days of the opener. First day's weather was insane. 28 degrees, snow, hail, wind, rain and yes some sun. On Saturday, we caught a handful of kokes including one 19 inch. We also caught six trout. 1 brood and five hold overs. Key was toplining at 80 to 100 feet behind boat in 15-30...

I know this is an old post but here is my source for bulk hooks: http://www.shortyshooks.com/ ( wholesale: need tax id ) http://www.captainhookswarehouse.com/ ( consumer based ) I have purchased several thousand hooks from Shorty's. Always quick turnaround.