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Some of that info can be seen by observation. A willow leaf blade like a rooster tail looks silver from the side since the blade lays close to the body. The resistance is low, sometimes I need to kick start the spin at slow speeds. I think the 'depth' info refers to resistance. When casting a...

Ralph, That's a pretty big tip for a kokanee pole. For other readers: As the link says, the sizes are in 64ths. For people without a micrometer or calipers, use a drill bit set to see what size hole the tip fits into. I usually heat the tip to remove it. Sometimes this burns the resin and the...

I don't think I've ever caught a limit of anything that could pull people's attention away from that fish. Looks too good (should just fill in the middle and give it to Bduck).

Been there, done that. "Dad, Why is the gas tank floating?" My Ex used to say "It doesn't surprise me the studid things your co-workers do, it surprises me they admit it" Transom clamps can cause a hernia pushing the boat off the trailer. Extra corks in obvious places because that water...

I lived in Boise for 3 years around 1980. Never caught kokanee in either lake. Fished Arrowrock one winter day when the water was so low the 3 outlet holes on the dam were high and dry on the upstream side. Caught our limit of nice rainbow slow trolling flatfish and ford fenders or cowbells...

I too suffer from A.D.O.S. (Attention Deficit Ooh Shiny!) Saw some cool "Black Alien" Spin-n-glows yesterday. Black with green dots. Read a post today about how black lures work for kokanee. I think I need to get them for the "not used yet" collection. I've used the half and half...

Goducks12 I see 5 keepers in that photo. GoneCatchin, that hat answers my question about what a TrollMonkey might look like (Trollmonkey is a forum member's name). I was fishing Odell Lake when I could only say "Odo Yake". Fond memories of hooks caught in mittens and persistent fear of...