Munsel Lake
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Good luck!
Munsel Lake
The fishing was pretty slow and mostly cold yesterday.
We managed to get 8 all together with a few decent size fish.
My buddy Swezey caught the fish of the day when he tied into this 17in cutthroat. (It's a big fish, he just makes it look small because he's a Big Guy, dressed in a lot of layers.
The fishes bellies were full of snails but we had the best results fishing close to the surface.
Only caught 1 small chinook, the rest were cuts and some rainbows. They seemed to start feeding around 2pm. At least that's when we started catching most of our fish
The fishing was pretty slow and mostly cold yesterday.
We managed to get 8 all together with a few decent size fish.
My buddy Swezey caught the fish of the day when he tied into this 17in cutthroat. (It's a big fish, he just makes it look small because he's a Big Guy, dressed in a lot of layers.
The fishes bellies were full of snails but we had the best results fishing close to the surface.
Only caught 1 small chinook, the rest were cuts and some rainbows. They seemed to start feeding around 2pm. At least that's when we started catching most of our fish
Nice souns like you guys had fun.
Maybe it's one of those cuttbows.
[not to mention fun to reel in]:dance:Heading out to lake munsel to troll saturday morning. going to be using my friends rowboat with a tiny car battery powered motor. Was there a few weeks ago and trolled with flashers and a worm...only had two bites, one landed about 16-17". Anyone else used any more productive methods. I read banjo's post, kastmasters eh??
If the flasher/worm doesn't work try trolling spinners and spoons. Good luck.
Never fished perch, bobber and something stinky?
go to siltcoos and troll your salmon gear and you are sure to hook into some perch. I seen guys use jigs for them. looked like crappie jigs.
ill be using my buddies boat which is at his parents house on munsel, dont have a trailer so ill be fishing there all weekend
sorry that was a joke. the jigs part wasn't.
Ha gotcha...any difference in trolling speeds when trolling for kokes. think i caught one of those last time going pretty slow, though you usually want to be faster and deeper
I got a few while fishing for rainbows last time i was there and they only time i ever went trolling for kokes we did it at the same speed we did for trout.
Ok thanks for the input. Im guessing your hotspot was near that long dock by the outlet? thats where i have produced the most in the past couple years
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