Recent content by espencer757

Going to foster this weekend, I will give it a try.

Ok, all that said, have you tried it and does it work. I could see it working for Kokanee.

My brother went back Sunday, caught 5. Sad face.

Just dropping a line down with corn on it to about 50 ft. Near the dam. At one point my brother let down a gold treble with no bait, just put some pro cure Kokanee on it. Bam! Fish on.

They were small, but we couldn't keep them off the line. In the smoker now. Yum.

Kokanee bonanza on Green Peter Reservoir

Took the pontoon out to foster last Saturday. Although I only boosted one good sized trout, I hooked many. I think it was a fishy conspiracy. They came up to the boat just close enough to let me see them and then spit the hook at me. Grrrr. the wind and water skiers hit the lake around 11...

What's that green stuff next to the good stuff? :D

Totally agree. I haven't decided to put a motor on it yet, but when I do, I will follow the rules. But dang! I hate the idea of paying Oregon to put a motor on an inner tube!

I just wish they were bigger. I live in Albany, so I don't want to drive to far, but I wish I could find somewhere were they are plentiful and run about 12 inches or bigger. I was told Klamath lake is a good spot for good sized perch, but that is a long way away. Sent from my XT1254 using...

Went to Foster reservoir today, started off trout fishing. Hooked many, but only got one in the ice chest. The wind picked up and made rowing my pontoon around the lake a bit tough, so I went up the Satiam finger and tried to catch some perch. Ended loading my little cooler with 32 perch...

Wow, it is really hard to post using a phone with auto correct. Bad fisherman. No, I would like to say I'm a pretty fair fisherman, however what I tried to say was bass fisherman. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Hey Adam, I got a pontoon several months ago and have been doing a lot of fishing with it. I'm not a bad fisherman in practice, but not too say I haven't caught a good share over the years. For the most part, a troll for trout and Kokanee, and later on I may drift the rivers for steelhead or...

Wait! I think I dated her when I was in high school! Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

That's what I learned, but in reading further, it was found that they followed the fish up the river, and then went back to the ocean, rarely spending more than a few weeks in the river system. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk