HOW TO JIG FOR KOKANEE SALMON WITH A SPOON | Fishing with Rod
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2015
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In this fishing video tutorial, we demonstrate how to catch kokanee successfully by jigging a 1/16oz Gibbs Croc spoon.
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You are such an inspiration
I never fish for kokanee but I watched the video anyway because you're awesome :D
thanks again for the video. we catch an occasional kokanee but would like to get more of them, I'm going to try your technique today. Thanks Rod
I tried your technique with no success. however I didn't anchor and was drifting slowly maybe that was the reason. but had not bite for about 45 minutes.
just subcribed, im "hooked" already. i like your in depth explanation and techniques...also i like how when your explaining how to do "the technique" you hook a fish and that shows people that it really works. keep the videos coming and ill recommend people to your page thanks again
Thanks Chad! I really appreciate the feedbacks and kind words. :)
i was trying to acquire some of those spoons, cause they look like there really good quality. but you cant order them in the U.S.A. :{ how do i get some?
I like when you really explain the technique like you did with jigging.
Steven Vail Glad to hear and thanks for the feedback!
Can you start telling us what lakes you are fishing at in the video description? It would be very helpful for us local guys as we could try your techniques in the same lakes. Keep the great video coming!
Great little tutorial Rod! Do you think this technique would work for Fraser Valley hatchery Rainbows on a somewhat silty lake?
Pretty sure you and I have shared bars a few times over the years or east valley coho spots couple surrey rivers too I think 🤔
Watching all Kokanee vids today! Caught 3 ice fishing
Awesome!
What lake are you fishing and how deep is it?
What about using a kast master.?
nice energy
Thank you 😁
@@FishingwithRod you bet Brutha I fish for smallys and sturgys a lot but I'm going for trout and kokanee this week ....I'm hungry...lol
Hey Rod nice video as always! I was wondering when you are going to fish for ocean species again?
HaruHaruma Yep, there are a couple of pretty exciting saltwater features coming out soon. If you are on our Facebook page, you'll also be able to see photos from our saltwater trips right away, whereas the videos usually come out a few months later.
hi finally a simple way to do it..
what weight of line?
I spool my reel with 10lb test PowerPro braid, and use around 4ft of 6lb test Seaguar fluorocarbon leader at the end.
Where is this?
Hey rod, great vid! I know this doesn't have much to do with the video but, I heard there is a big pink run in the fraser valley this year, I was just wondering when they come through and where to target them.
jimmy mcaley First two weeks of September. One way to find out when the fish arrive is by following our Facebook page since updates will be posted. There are also several articles on our website regarding this fishery. Also a few videos in this channel, simply type in "pink salmon" and do a search. Good luck.
*****
I actually have seen the pink salmon fishing videos, but i will definitely check out the facebook page.
Have you ever, or heard of, anyone hooking a dodger up to a jigging or dropshot set up? I am thinking about doing it for deep water lake trout and kokanee jigging.
Yes, that's pretty commonly done for ice fishing actually, so I don't see why it wouldn't work for deep water jigging in the summer.
ah missed that fish on the baited hook! try a C-hook and set the drag a little tighter than usual, sometimes the fish will set the hook by themselves when they take the bait and it'll be right at the corner of its mouth. i've a question about the sounder, can it differentiate fish by size?
jingqk The sounder's beeps have three different sounds signally the "size" of the fish, or school. The regular beep detects pretty small movements, even the small spoon I am jigging can set it off. I don't really use it to identify the size of the fish, but more for the amount of fish/frequency of the beeps.
***** thanks rod! im actually trying to catch the fish of 10,000 casts, but so far no luck after years of attempt, thus i was hoping the fish finder could help. do you have any tips? are there muskies in B.C.?
What type of rod. line and reel did you use in the video
Ross McArthur The rod is a 6' long spinning rod rated 1 to 4lb. The spinning reel is a Shimano Stradic CI4+ 1000. Any 1000 size reel works well, don't need a high end one. The reel is spooled with PowerPro 10lb test braided line, with around 6' of 4lb test Maxima Ultragreen mono line tied to the end before the spoon is tied on.
So to jig for the kokanee. You motor around the water tell you find a school then start jigging?
That’s correct. I usually spend a bit of time going around until I mark a couple of fish. I would then anchor and hope that more fish would circle back frequently. They often do. If nothing happens in an hour, then I make a move.
I went kokanee fishing last Sunday for the first time. We just trolled. Had 6 taken downs and none to the boat. Jigg sounds like it possibly could be more productive.
Thanks for inspiring me in the account I made
Fishing with Dylan Awesome! Love the saltwater vids. :)
Would this method work for trout?
It should.
does this method work for trout
Gracey DeLuca I don't see why not. There are more effective way to fish for trout, like casting and retrieving a lure into shallow spots where they can be seen feeding, but when it gets too hot or too cold, jigging for them blindly should work just fine.
hey rod first of all i am a huge fan of your videos. i am going salmon fishing soon so just wanted to know if got any tips on catching salmon with spinning gear :D
Marcus moeller Thanks. Where are you fishing for salmon?
i am i fishing for salmon in a town called Laholm in Sweden where there is a long lake with som big salmon :D here is a website you can check out if you want to www.laholmslaxfiske.nu/en
Marcus moeller Nice. I can't comment too much about fishing for Atlantic salmon in Sweden since I have never done it before. It is quite different to how we would fish for Pacific salmon on the West Coast of North America.
***** okay that's alright im just gonna try talk to some local people then thanks anyway :D keep up the good work ps. my favorite fish is the rainbow trout i really love that one and I've seen some of your trout videos about how to use bait and it seems like you really like the fire-bait so i guess that is a pretty save way to go i just dont hope its gonna take to long to ship it all the way to Denmark cause i really want to go get those rainbow trout's :D
Can you fish for Kokanee on a bank?
what was your bait setup and bait?
+kelly o'neill No bait.
he said shrimp in video
Whats the best month for kokanee fishing?
Kokanee generally spawn in September so the best time to target them is July and August when fish are at their peak size. With that said, they can be caught throughout the entire year by using a variety techniques, from ice fishing in the winter, to fly fishing with chironomid patterns in the spring, to trolling in the summer months.
Thanks Rod! I'll keep that in mind.
You should do a video with a friend as a challenge video. Each have $30 and have to buy a rod, reel, and tackle. then who ever catches the most fish with their $30 gear wins. Would be nice to see that you can still fish with budget gear. :)
I had no idea Kokanee could be caught this way. Better check out your other vids. Maybe you catch a them on fly rigs too.
Yep, fly would work too!
3rd comment 👌🏻
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I think the reason your channel isn’t super huge like some of the others is because you don’t do funny or crazy stuff you usually just show us the best or most conventional way to catch fish. If you did something like catching a chinook on a bass lure or on a trout rod or something crazy like that you would attract more people. But then again your not about being a huge channel you more about being informative, and then you also have to consider your sponsors, they probably influence the way your videos are presented. Correct me if I am wrong or tell me if I’m right please, would love a response!
Success isn't always measured by popularity.
Fishing with Rod that is correct.