dan agnello Posted October 5, 2021 Posted October 5, 2021 4 for 5, if count a drum as fish, lol. Trolling south in 60’ got drum near bottom on moonshine flounder pounder on port rigger. Trolling west in 182’ got 3yr old king on SB rigger down 117’’ on mag DW green glo frog spoon with white back. In 180’ on SB side trolling east got nice Steelie on SS DW pink panties on 4 3/4 colors. Lost one port 300’ copper in 187’. Pulling port rigger there was 12” coho that we returned. Had one last week on 18 colors. Nice to see some of them fir next yr. Waves 2-3s or 2-4s and came down to 2s from NE. Usual speed of 2.2-3.2knots. 4
Bigbones Posted October 8, 2021 Posted October 8, 2021 My season, as well as a final skunking last Saturday, had me thinking SOHA had dried up. Thanks for restoring hope, and replanting a coho.
dan agnello Posted October 8, 2021 Author Posted October 8, 2021 I felt same way, but when lake settles after all storms/wind we’ve had, it looks like there are some 3 yr old kings and steelies out there. Yes, and best thing is the fact that we caught juvenile Cohos last two trips is very promising. We don’t target lakers, aka drag dodgers/spin n glows on the bottom; we catch enough on our riggers/Dipseys just by accident. Have a great winter and hope to see you on the water here. 1
Bigbones Posted October 8, 2021 Posted October 8, 2021 This year I would have considered dragging for crustaceans! I will hope to add reports (favorable ones) to this site next year. I I look forward to meeting you on the water. jim Bigbones, 2007 Lund Baron. 1
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