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Topic: My go-to kokanee lures  (Read 3236 times)

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Archie Marx

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A fellow NCKAer asked what I usually use for kokes at Hell Hole and surrounding lakes, so I thought I would share with anyone else who was interested.

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Nice lineup.   :smt001
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Thanks for sharing your experience Adam.
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Cool! Thanks for sharing Adam.

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Hey, thanks for sharing!  I've only tried once so far for kokes with little success, but plan on trying a few more times this year at least.  I recognize most of the lures, but the last 4 or so.  What do you call those?
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Looks like vances konanee bugs and either a sockeye slammer or a small dick nite spoon on the far right.

I tend to use a lot of uncle larrys spinners and radical glow tubes.  Personally I think its more of putting it in front of the fish than the lure itself.  The more fish you run your lure by, the more likely you are to catch a fish.


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  Personally I think its more of putting it in front of the fish than the lure itself.  The more fish you run your lure by, the more likely you are to catch a fish.

agreed
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Good stuff, thanks ATF!

I've been meaning to pick up a watermelon sidekick dodger.



 

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