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Jordanelle 4-27
#1
After my moderate success last Friday, I thought I would be able to easily catch a few Kokanee and maybe a brown or two on a short early morning run to the Nelle. How wrong I was. I have 2 kids not too happy with the old man for getting them out of bed at 4:30 for a "guaranteed Koke harvest". Nope, we got our butts kicked. We were the 2nd boat on the water right at daylight and trolled the productive spots from last week. Took us a little while to get the first one in the box and a quick second hookup was lost at the net. That was it! We trolled for miles and only got one bite in the next 3 hours. Called it a day before 10. There were about 10 other boats trolling but I didn't see a lot of action but I assume some of you were there? Let me know if I'm really that bad or if the fish just weren't cooperating today. Cost me a breakfast in Heber to make up for my "guarantee". I reminded them that at least we didn't get skunked but not by much. Beautiful morning with no wind and still way better than quarantine!!
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#2
did you see me there  sometimes Mondays are bad days because of all the boats there on week ends.   they pushed the kokanees all over the place.
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(04-27-2020, 11:21 PM)liketrolling Wrote: did you see me there  sometimes Mondays are bad days because of all the boats there on week ends.   they pushed the kokanees all over the place.

I think I saw you. Were you in a Tracker with a bimini top? I didn't want to get too close. Dis you get some?
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I have always wondered why one day is better than another.  So I started looking at solunar tables.  You said you had success last Friday.  Friday, April 24 was considered a "Better" fishing day with 3 stars with the minor time between 7-8 am and the major time between 2-4 pm.  However, Monday, April 27 was an "Average" one star day.  It would be interesting to see how others did last week, when most of the days were 3-4 star days.

I have noticed that at certain times of the year and with certain species the solunal table works.
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