Support our Sponsors! Click on the Banner Ads to learn more about their products and services.

Fishin' Reports

Report Archive

Skip Navigation Links.
ExpandTreeViewImage 2024
ExpandTreeViewImage 2023
ExpandTreeViewImage 2022
ExpandTreeViewImage 2021
ExpandTreeViewImage 2020
ExpandTreeViewImage 2019
ExpandTreeViewImage 2018
ExpandTreeViewImage 2017
ExpandTreeViewImage 2016
ExpandTreeViewImage 2015
ExpandTreeViewImage 2014
ExpandTreeViewImage 2013
CollapseTreeViewImage 2012
ExpandTreeViewImage 2011
ExpandTreeViewImage 2010
ExpandTreeViewImage 2009
ExpandTreeViewImage 2008
TreeViewImage 2007
Reports > 2012 > June > Wednesday 13
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
 
By Dave Graybill
 
Kokanee fishing continues to be excellent at Lake Chelan. When you drive into town you will see most of the boats just up from Lakeside Park and out I the middle. That’s where big schools of the fish are located and trollers are pounding away at them. You will also see a few boats up toward the blue roofed condo about where Pat and Mike’s sits. There are big schools of kokanee in this area, too, and anglers are finding them from 70 to 120 feet. They are trolling with an orange Macks Lure squidder, or lures of this type in anything from bright pink to purple. Those that are tied with large hooks very closely spaced are finding that they are landing more fish. Single hook lure will attract strikes but more kokanee shake off the single hook rigs. The Wedding Ring spinner lures with two hooks are working very well, too, but if you have the single hook style Wedding Ring I would suggest that you tie leaders with two hooks. Play around with bead colors. The Double D dodgers placed ahead of the lure work well, and Flash Lites also get the kokanee’s attention. Boat speed should be from 1 to 1.3 mph.