That’s what I thought. Then it started getting hit like crazy. I ran the same spinner on other rods with a big arrow with half the success. I should have mentioned that in the video. I wouldn’t have made this video if we only fished 1 day but this was 5 days on the water.
I too make all my Kokanee gear, with the exception of making my own dodgers. Already have too many and don't need to add any more though. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
@@NorthwestCatch, awesome! Thanks for letting me know! I made a couple for myself from spare sheet metal, but it is a lot of work. Thanks for sharing your tips. 💪🏻
Before you painted them or bent it , I would get a small wheel buffer and butt those dodgers , I can guarantee you can get polish finish on ur new dodgers, they seems dull and don't throw lots of reflection ,
As a saltwater fishin' Florida man I look at that stuff and I'm glad we don't need it. What a strange rig for catching fish. But hey, if it works, great.
I’m glad you commented. I was actually thinking about this when I made the video. If someone is watching from the east coast or another country they must think this is crazy haha. Thank for watching.
@@NorthwestCatch Not many Kokanee on the East Coast. There are some in a Lake in Connecticut that I believe that were stocked a long time ago and have naturally reproduced. Spilt Milt fished it during his Kokanee across America tour.
Nice! Thanks for bringing us along on the learning journey!
No problem. Thanks for watching Matt. It’s always a better day when everyone is catching.
Interesting.... thanks for posting.
That’s what I thought. Then it started getting hit like crazy. I ran the same spinner on other rods with a big arrow with half the success. I should have mentioned that in the video. I wouldn’t have made this video if we only fished 1 day but this was 5 days on the water.
Awesome find!! Will you please add a link or give the size and style for those blanks at Hagen’s?
I'll be trying these next year at Wallowa! Got my big fish on arrows.
I too make all my Kokanee gear, with the exception of making my own dodgers. Already have too many and don't need to add any more though. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
Anytime thanks for watching
Did you ever try these out? If so, how did they fish?
I did and they fished very well
@@NorthwestCatch, awesome! Thanks for letting me know! I made a couple for myself from spare sheet metal, but it is a lot of work. Thanks for sharing your tips. 💪🏻
Before you painted them or bent it , I would get a small wheel buffer and butt those dodgers , I can guarantee you can get polish finish on ur new dodgers, they seems dull and don't throw lots of reflection ,
Great idea. And ya they are dull and need a shine for sure. Thanks
Try bending one spoon over a beer or soda can, not much just a bit. I have had good luck with that trick if you have not tried it already.
What a great idea. I definitely will try this. Thanks J
What model rod& reel would you recommend for down rigging, fishing for trout & Kokanee?
FishKokanee.com 8ft or 9ft for dropper or downrigger paired okuma coldwater SS
As a saltwater fishin' Florida man I look at that stuff and I'm glad we don't need it. What a strange rig for catching fish. But hey, if it works, great.
I’m glad you commented. I was actually thinking about this when I made the video. If someone is watching from the east coast or another country they must think this is crazy haha. Thank for watching.
@@NorthwestCatch Not many Kokanee on the East Coast. There are some in a Lake in Connecticut that I believe that were stocked a long time ago and have naturally reproduced. Spilt Milt fished it during his Kokanee across America tour.
Do you sell better flies?
Ya the Vedder fly is currently out of stock at FishKokanee.com but I will tie up more soon. I try to do 10 a month. Thanks for watching Riley
Thanks for getting back to me.
where did you buy the the dodger blanks to create your own ??thanks for all the info you give
Hagen
Which blank at Hagensfish is it? I use the Kach Moor and Two other blanks but I don't see one that looks like the Arrow Dodge@@NorthwestCatch
@NorthwestCatch could you share what the spoon type is? Also, how did yours work? Thanks