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Gorge help
#1
this will be my first trip to the gorge and was looking for some info on the koke fishing. what to use, depths, areas, etc. taking the kids for some fun and look forward to smoking some kokes.
any info appreciated
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#2
I haven't been up in a few weeks, but usually up north towards buckboard is always good.
now that its getting warm, they're going deep, seams like around 60' is where they're being found. pink or orange RMT squids behind an RMT dodger usually can get them
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#3
they were on fairly decent right at the corner by swim beach and the pipeline 45 feet down. You will haveI better luck early in the day. Just keep changing things until you connect we even had some hit a big silver lure.
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#4
You can find every thing you need on the internet
It takes a lot of work to learn how to fish for kokes
and koke fishing is coming to a end
I hope you have downriggers and a good fishfinder.
put Berkley Gulp Maggots on the hooks.
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look for boats fishing 30% of the guys fishing know where to go.
just don't stay with the other 70%

every one has his own way to fish, you need to know how for of a set back from your downriggers you want to use
how long of a leader between the dodger and lure.
your fishfinder will show you where the kokes are.
you will see a lot of lakers down 80 and 90 ft.
you can fish for them if koke fishing is solw or if you catch your 3 kokes.
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#5
I thought you fished it several times earlier this year with your buddy in his Lund that fishes it all the time[crazy]
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#6
put this post out for a friend who has never fished it, he doesn't use this site, he's heading out this weekend with a new pontoon he got last week. thanks for the info to all
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#7
[quote pardof16]this will be my first trip to the gorge

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you should have said looking for help for some one else.
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#8
I see you bitched to someone on the Idaho board about telling about the good perch fishing at CJ Strike, so I guess you won't tell us if the fishing is good.
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