Trolling for Crane Prairie Kokanee with lots of Rainbow trout.

In this video we go after the sometimes elusive Craine Prairie Kokanee. We find them early and start putting fish in the boat. When the bite dies after hour we have to work to figure out something different to put fish in the boat. #fishing #trout #kokanee #Rockymountaintackle #velocityrods #fishon
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[@JUNationFishing]

Always fun with bonus trout! Catching on dad’s gear is even better!!! 👍👍👍

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

You got that right! Thanks JU!

[@meganchaffin2089]

Loved this video, Ammon! sure beats working.

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

Yes it does! Thanks!!

[@77cccc77]

Dad's Fishing gear awesome !

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

Thanks!!🙏

[@chasingdreams826]

Great video, and good to see you out there getting some of that lake therapy.

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@ryanseratt9123]

I love hearing what gear you are using. Keep doing that please.

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

Will do. Thanks for the support!!

[@travisyates9633]

Nice video and fish. maybe try a clip on weight instead of the split shots. I use those on my kayak and can reel the fish right to the boat after I take them off.

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

I also like clip weights. I have been using them for years. I much prefer them over sliders and other methods divers etc! In 10-15ft of water I prefer the split shot, small, easy, and no need to take anything on or off. If I am trying to fish deeper than 20ft I go with clip weights. Thanks and tight lines!!
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[@paulywoodmovie1888]

So sorry to hear about your dad passing. Lost mine 2years ago may 2 think about him every day. 😢

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

Thanks!! The loss definitely rocks you to your core!

[@ryanseratt9123]

Sorry to hear about your dad. Tight lines

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

Thanks!🙏

[@lloydryan-e4l]

I am sorry to see Kokanee at Crain Prairie I guess I am old school. When I fished it many years ago it had Rainbow and Brown trout then Large Mouth Bass were introduced which we tolerated. Kokanee were in other Century Drive lakes. Now they apparently are the premier fish in Oregon.

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

I’m curious what it is you don’t like about Kokanee in Crane Prairie?

[@pdx25rsti]

I'm going to be taking my 88 year old dad camping in that area for Fathers day weekend. Do you think the kokanee will still be active in a month? We're camping at Wikiup. I though if we didn't have any luck there we could try Crane Prairie.

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

Possibly. Worst case scenario, you are likely to catch a bunch of rainbows. Tight lines!

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

Paulina will be good for Kokanee then if you strike out at wickiup, and craine. Hit me up when it gets closer.

[@pdx25rsti]

@@Fishnmoreoutdoors wow that is awesome you are so helpful. thanks!! we need more people like you in the fishing world. :) turns out we aren't going to that area after all, though, he wants to go to Anderson Ranch in Idaho. Thanks again for your willingness to help out!!

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

Thanks! Anderson ranch is on my bucket list. Tight lines!

[@jeremyhaynes6356]

Another great video. We were there Friday and Saturday and we are no strangers to the place but holy smokes the wind really ripped up! One Koke and lots of rainbows and Brookies. Thanks for the info

[@wyattgibson9194]

I've tried eating the Kokanee out of Crane. They tasted like mud, how did these taste?

[@Fishnmoreoutdoors]

They taste great until the water temp gets to 55. As it warms past that the quality goes down. Wickiup is similar.