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Austin Moser and I hold up four of the five kokanee we landed on a trip to Lake Roosevelt. We got eight rainbow, too.
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Here is a shot of Rocky Ford Creek. It doesn’t freeze and attracts fly fishers throughout the winter season.
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When Moses Lake freezes it draws a good crowd of ice fishermen. Whopper perch are the big attraction.
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Here I am with one of the kokanee we caught near the Yacht Club on Lake Chelan. It was a beautiful winter day.
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Here I am with one of the kokanee we caught near the Yacht Club on Lake Chelan. It was a beautiful winter day.
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Rick Graybill holds one of the kokanee we got at Lake Chelan, near the Yacht Club. Most of them were 13 inches.
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This is a close up of the new hoochie style spinner from Kokabow Fishing Tackle. They work great for kokanee.
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This is the set up that gets the big kokanee and rainbow on Lake Roosevelt. A Sidewinder planer, Kokabow blade and Kokabow hoochie spinner.
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Rainbow like this one my brother Rick is holding are abundant in Lake Roosevelt. These are all triploids, too. This one hit an Apex.
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There are lots of these triploid rainbow of this size to be caught on upper Rufus Woods. We did well on Rapalas and Ficker Shads.
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