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The trout and Kokanee you catch in lakes always seem to have beautiful red flesh. Do those lakes all contain freshwater shrimp? Another great program provided by the fisheries agency in BC!
Yep the colour is mainly due to the scuds in the lake which they feed in. The texture and taste however, are very different between these kokanee and rainbow trout. During this particular trip, we brought home some rainbow trout which had the same bright red flesh colour too, but the kokanee taste way better.
If you guys hadn’t caught those two kokanee, I just might have had a chance at Sulphurous this past weekend 😂 Alas, it was not to be, but my burbot was delicious 😋
Went fishing at Yale lake in Washington this past Saturday for Kokanee. We must have hooked up about 100 fish just to bring in 40 to the boat (four on board at 10 per person). Thanks for the great video! I really enjoy watching and learning from you.
Those are some red fish. My uncle used to take me kokanee fishing when I was a kid. We'd troll in a rowboat. I was too young to appreciate how good they tasted.
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The trout and Kokanee you catch in lakes always seem to have beautiful red flesh. Do those lakes all contain freshwater shrimp? Another great program provided by the fisheries agency in BC!
Yep the colour is mainly due to the scuds in the lake which they feed in. The texture and taste however, are very different between these kokanee and rainbow trout. During this particular trip, we brought home some rainbow trout which had the same bright red flesh colour too, but the kokanee taste way better.
Awesome fish!! You guys don’t use corn or Berkeley maggots?
Sorry, I should have mentioned it in the video, but the bait being added to the hooks were corn. Garlic, tuna, anise flavoured.
Great video! Nice to see you out trolling!
Thanks!
If you guys hadn’t caught those two kokanee, I just might have had a chance at Sulphurous this past weekend 😂 Alas, it was not to be, but my burbot was delicious 😋
I thought we that high pressure system coming in after we left, for sure you'd be slaying....
@@FishingwithRodOh I can assure you that you weren’t the only one who thought that😆
That was super; a complete tutorial on how to catch Kokanee. Thanks Rod
Thanks Andrew! Mike should be the one taking all the credit on delivering all the knowledge on kokanee fishing.
Went fishing at Yale lake in Washington this past Saturday for Kokanee. We must have hooked up about 100 fish just to bring in 40 to the boat (four on board at 10 per person). Thanks for the great video! I really enjoy watching and learning from you.
Glad to hear! That's a lot of hookups, awesome. What is the average length of the ones you were getting?
Those are some red fish.
My uncle used to take me kokanee fishing when I was a kid. We'd troll in a rowboat. I was too young to appreciate how good they tasted.
There is some kokanee in Stave lk 😊
yes there is kok's in the stave
but really hard to catch, I have tried many times with no luck, hard to find them on sonar.
or any fish there.