Looks like they've hooked another fisherman, with the tackle.😂 Thanks for the video. We have not mastered the kokanee yet still chasing mostly walleye and burbot. We have trolled a perch rapala in winter spring on the surface and did well for bows and kokanee. It's hard to leave the walleye when you know you can get them.
TCP's rescued us from an otherwise 1-fish day (KCP) on the lake Saturday when it was loaded with suspended junk from dam releases and recent storms...stopping short of calling them a game changer, but it was a tough bite until we switched 2 rods to tcp's and they got all the action.
Year round is great fishing with some slow weeks because of weather and water level changes. If I had to pick only 4months to fish it I would pick April, may June July,
Oh those look great, i missed getting in on the tasmanian devils,,let us know how they do…Where did you order the little minnow bodies,,i got some a year ago but cant remember where i got them from or what they are called🙄 i tie a little flash on top hook then put eyes going down to immitate a shrimp,,,have worked well.
Start at Keller and head down river 1 mile to the tall cliffs or head north between Lincoln and Keller called the goat farm. Flatline behind the boat no weight. At least 150 ft behind the boat. Heavier dodgers like arrowflash or superfly or Koka bow. 12-16 inch leaders to something simple. Try pink maggots or corn with krill and salt. Or corn with tuna oil from a can and salt. If I had to pick 1 location I would go to the goat farm right now just before Lincoln boat launch heading up river. Troll the middle of the river. You should see boats there.
Go past the state park through the narrows. ⬅️the part of the lake that gets really narrow above the state park. Start fishing on your right hand side just past the narrows. Arrowflash dodgers to micro hoochies. 8-12 inch leader. Kokanee will be 65-120 ft down. Orange garlic tuna corn. You will see other boats out at that spot. 1.2 mph trolling speed.
I’ve been watching the stocks and they do a good job getting them back up fairly quick. Haven’t bought any yet but that’s only because my wife glared at me again when I said I need more kokanee lures to play with. It will happen😂
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Kokabow puts out a "Kokabug" that uses those same cylindrical head w/ the painted eye. They've definitely caught fish for me.
Awesome, my Tasmanian Cut Plugs are showing up in the mail tomorrow... can't wait for Sunday.
They are even better in person.
Looks like they've hooked another fisherman, with the tackle.😂 Thanks for the video. We have not mastered the kokanee yet still chasing mostly walleye and burbot. We have trolled a perch rapala in winter spring on the surface and did well for bows and kokanee. It's hard to leave the walleye when you know you can get them.
For sure got me right in the corner of the mouth haha. Buy me now. Thanks for watching Jeff.
TCP's rescued us from an otherwise 1-fish day (KCP) on the lake Saturday when it was loaded with suspended junk from dam releases and recent storms...stopping short of calling them a game changer, but it was a tough bite until we switched 2 rods to tcp's and they got all the action.
Omg those are gonna be a game changer!!!! Money money money!!!!
I think so to. They are to pretty not to kick butt
Wow, those look awesome!
when is the best time to go fish lake roosevelt? thanks good video
Year round is great fishing with some slow weeks because of weather and water level changes. If I had to pick only 4months to fish it I would pick April, may June July,
Oh those look great, i missed getting in on the tasmanian devils,,let us know how they do…Where did you order the little minnow bodies,,i got some a year ago but cant remember where i got them from or what they are called🙄 i tie a little flash on top hook then put eyes going down to immitate a shrimp,,,have worked well.
Walleyesupply
what’s the name of the flash you used on the hooks in beginning?
Hareline crystal flash. Sorry I don’t have the exact model number
I'm gonna be heading to Roosevelt for the 1st time next weekend The 1st of April Is there any tackle depths or speed you recommend
Start at Keller and head down river 1 mile to the tall cliffs or head north between Lincoln and Keller called the goat farm. Flatline behind the boat no weight. At least 150 ft behind the boat. Heavier dodgers like arrowflash or superfly or Koka bow. 12-16 inch leaders to something simple.
Try pink maggots or corn with krill and salt. Or corn with tuna oil from a can and salt. If I had to pick 1 location I would go to the goat farm right now just before Lincoln boat launch heading up river. Troll the middle of the river. You should see boats there.
im going to lake chelan in about a week, do you have any tips like, depth, trolling location, lures etc?
Go past the state park through the narrows. ⬅️the part of the lake that gets really narrow above the state park. Start fishing on your right hand side just past the narrows. Arrowflash dodgers to micro hoochies. 8-12 inch leader. Kokanee will be 65-120 ft down. Orange garlic tuna corn. You will see other boats out at that spot. 1.2 mph trolling speed.
@@NorthwestCatch thanks for the tips! i’ll let you know how it goes
@@oliviaocampo6440 please do. Have fun out there
What type of glue do you use
Loon hard head clear.
SICK!!! Of course they are all sold out.
Back in stock soon I think
send it to Brad's and see if they can make one that small
Pimping the sold out shit. 🤣🐟
I should have checked that first haha sorry
They are back in stock. I just ordered some. 😊
@@wscrig00 thank you for the heads up. I bought some too! 😃🐟
I’ve been watching the stocks and they do a good job getting them back up fairly quick. Haven’t bought any yet but that’s only because my wife glared at me again when I said I need more kokanee lures to play with. It will happen😂
All sold out :(
I think a ton more back in stock soon.
All looks really fishy