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Topic: 4/4/16 Lake Stevens  (Read 3197 times)

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Ravensfan

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Went to Lake Stevens this afternoon to try my luck at some Kokanee. Fish were jumping all over, so I was excited! Trolled by sunset park with a rainbow colored dodger with a pink and silver wedding ring tipped  with shoe peg corn for about 45 minutes without a bite. Then I changed out the corn for Berkeley Gulp. 45 more minutes, and still not a bite. Changed again to a pink splatter dodger with a red wedding ring and pink dyed corn, and bam! Only managed the one fish, but it's my first Kokanee from a kayak so mission accomplished. 

Kevin


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Sweet! One is infinitely better than none. Good job changing up until you found something they'd hit.


skidlybo

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Good for you.  I got skunked there on Saturday 4-2.  Fished from sunrise to 8:45am with no hits.  Changed up gear 3 times.  Lots of jumpers early.  I think I only saw one PB with their net out.  Those little Kokanee can be picky.  It's still early in the season though. 


micahgee

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Congrats!

Kokanee are such delicious fish, even bringing home one for dinner is a treat.
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Matt M

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Looking at the first picture I was thinking "WOW that's a big one!!" Then I saw the second one! Lol. Nevertheless one kokanee is better than no Kokanee, congratulations on that!
-Matt

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