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Well got to the lake at 11:30 am headed over to the main lake just west of the launch and set me gear. As I was setting the gear I marked a big school of fish under the boat but could not get the lines down fast enough to hit that school so on I went and circled back to try and find them again with no luck. Spun the boat around and headed North towards silcox island. The pole start dancing grab it and start reeling. Took my time and first fish in the net within 5 min on the lake and its a rainbow....here we go again. Yesterday I spent five hours on the lake and caught two rainbows so not looking to repeat the prior day I say a little prayer and keep fishing. Marked a few fish but no takers.
Headed east around the island and ran the east shore area and headed north the pole starts dancing and yup another RB in the boat. Reset the gear and took off the green ice from Wanafish a lure and put on a squiddy thang white and back on my way. 2 min later the pole starts doing the dance.......another fish yes I had just marked a small school so my hopes were high. Wham the stink is off my boat a nice 11" koke, now that I see the pictures it might be a RB sure looks differant in person. Hey it counts...right. I ran around the lake and back towards the Lakewood launch and turned south towards silcox island. My pole starts dancing half way across and another RB in the box. All in all a great day took me only a few hours to put five fish in the box. I hope next time there all kokes but I am always happy to catch fish. I talked with two guys at the launch who had not caught anything but RB and were really trying for koke's. I think this lake is turning into a early morning or late evening kokanee bite. but hey who knows right. That is not going to stop me from trying.
Tight lines everyone!! Happy fishing!
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