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Fishing is quite good for kokes;its OK diehards to fill your trucks and go out; it will not be a waste. My son and I did very well. Most know how to fish for them, so no need to give details.
The essentials:
1. 12' ice.
2. 10-11' kokes
3. Boatramp as always.
4. 2-3 at a time no large schools.
PM if you want more info.
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howdeep were you fishing?
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Mostly at 40 feet with a 45 foot bottom.
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Thanks for the heads up OC. I'll be going this weekend!
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I am trying to decide what to do for Sat. Choices being, small perch, small kokes, or maybe a few bigger trout....
I will probably be at Mackey on Sat. I have never fished there, but I am craving some kokes.
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I fish there alot . Find 40 to 45' deep water straight out from the boat dock . I usually fish just north of the permanent shacks . The bite will be very light . I use a spring bobber just like I do for Perch . Good Luck . Curt G.
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I am not good enough to fish without a spring bobber for anything.[cool]
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