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sffguitar 06-08-2006 03:58 PM

kokanee
 
Hey, gonna go for kokanee this weekend, what do ya'll recomend on my set up for it? thanks. Im fishing off of a 12 fter.

Chuck7 06-09-2006 01:22 AM

RE: kokanee
 
RELATION TO MAN - Kokanee have long since been a sport fish of interest. They are generally looked upon as hard to catch by anglers as this species are plankton feeders. Both Kokanee and Sockeye are considered excellent sportfish which eagerly take both flies and lures. Their flesh is often blood-red, oily and delicious cooked in a variety of ways, or brined and hot smoked. Canning is also a popular method of preservation.
I never even heard of the fish. This is what I found my friend.
C7

sffguitar 06-09-2006 12:19 PM

RE: kokanee
 
maybe its a pacific northwest native. they are pretty much land locked salmon



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