Kokanee at Union Valley Reservoir Quality fish

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Kokanee fishing with quality salmon bite at Union Valley Reservoir. Union Valley has awesome Kokanee salmon fishing but the bite can be tricky with seasonal changes to consider. Here is what we did to get some big fish to the boat. Watch and learn and make your next fishing trip more productive. Speed, Depth, lures, locations revealed here will help it happen.
Trolling for large Kokanee at this beautiful high mountain lake. tips and a reveal on what we used.
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@ricgoc Месяц назад

Great video, good information

@JUNationFishing Месяц назад

Nice sizes!!! Great job! 👍👍👍

@fairplayfishing Месяц назад

Thanks, there are some big fish up there this year. And it’s nice to get out of the heat.

@GaryRoenickr 19 дней назад

I’ve fished Stampede many times, Hell Hole once, Whiskeytown once and Bullards so many times. If I’d known Kokanee were that big on that lake, definitely would have tried there. Great video and Great fish. Tip- Drive erratic when it’s slow

@fairplayfishing 19 дней назад

It’s worth the drive. I also hear Tahoe is producing larger Kokanee this year. Hopefully they will open up Taylor creek and let them spawn. Thanks for the tips Tight lines!

@muckinaball Месяц назад

Thanks for this, heading up there this week for a week. Usually just go for trout but want to try some kokanee this time out.

@fairplayfishing Месяц назад

Try by the damn and the big bay there the larger Kokanee were in there patients and perseverance equals tight lines Good luck

@muckinaball Месяц назад

@@fairplayfishing Yea I noticed where you were in the video, been fishing that lake for 35ish years. Though I'm just on a pedal kayak starting from the opposite end so getting to the dam area is a trek.

@fairplayfishing Месяц назад

It’s close let’s go

@cjimmer4877 Месяц назад

I'm curious. I'm not sure if I understand why the thermometer is a game changer you can clearly see Kokanee on your graph . Immediately telling you where the fish are swimming .The Kokanee you hooked up were at 45 ft which is 62 degrees and very different than what the ideal kokanee temperature is. The chart you provided is trout territory, yet kokanee are caught there. So how does the Fish Hawk help? Or maybe they are trout?

@fairplayfishing Месяц назад

There is a temperature range that fish are most comfortable in and that temperature varies by species. Fish are cold blooded and can’t regulate their body temperature so they need to return to the depths that are in the temperature range their body requires. So it’s a starting point. Fish move out the comfort zone to feed so can be caught at those depths as well

@cjimmer4877 Месяц назад

Thanks

@fairplayfishing Месяц назад

@@cjimmer4877 So you have a decision to make on presentation is the fish are in a comfort zone resting maybe a slower easier target. If the are out of the comfort zone more aggressive maybe a faster target will trigger a strike? They can’t be in warmer water long so they are actively feeding

@ajayfay Месяц назад

What would you say is your average speed?? We were up there a few times, and noting. . .

@fairplayfishing Месяц назад

1.4 to 1.8mph went through a lot of different presentations with nothing producing more than one or two fish. A very finicky bite with the schools just starting to form but some nice big singles when you do get hit. Garlick on the corn for every thing we got to the boat.