I tried this today. The trout were biting slow on a basic wedding ring and a worm trolled at 1.25mph, so after about an hour with no action, I added a kokanee dodger. The trout went wild and I caught three more trout to finish out my limit in 10 minutes.
Great vid mate, always wondered about dodgers/flashers, Not used much in Australia on trout, now I know! Great to see you release, with a wet hand, can make all the difference, to survival of fish! See so many " so called pros " on vids that dont! Cheers from Australia.
I like to troll a black wooly bugger by Joe’s Flies also. Basically just a wooly bugger with a spinning blade in front of it, much like a Rooster tail spinner. It’s the step between running naked or with a dodger. Dodger and hoochie is our go to setup on our Sunday morning trout trips to the local lake. Another great video from Spilt Milt 👍
On a spinning reel, flip the anti-reverse lever, slowly reel backwards and count the turns of the handle to get the exact same distance each time. If all the reels in the boat don't match, measure 1 turn when you start.
the season is just about getting ready to start here in Southern Utah, so i really injoy this video today, but rrealy injoy the color and clarity of your video. makes me want to try fome flyies trolling.
Thanks for your opinion! Keep the videos coming! Love the Kokanee trips. Im also setting up some rods with sliding weight system. Just need to work out running depths with my setups! Tight lines!
@@katiecox1232 yes, I’ve caught tons of trout on needlefish. You can fish them alone, behind leadcore or a downrigger, or behind flashers or a dodger. One of my favorite go to trolling lures.
Once you loosen your drag to do the 25 pulls and get your line back far enough where u want it, do you tighten your drag back up or leave it loose so the fish can take the lure without feeling resistance? Thanks and I love your videos! Your great at explaining things!
Thank you for a great video and quick mention of the dodger shapes... How do you select color configuration of a dodger? I checked the link you provided and what a variety they have. Thank you Oleg
Silver for cloudy days and morning/evening, gold and copper on sunny days, chartreuse or green or purple or blue for depths below 40', pink red or orange for above 40'
I alway enjoy your videos and always learn something as well. I am thinking of making a trip to the northwest to fish for Kokanee. I was wondering if you could provide any input on what where when and who would provide a good trip
Where you coming from. Kokanee can be found throughout western North America and a few places out east. www.oldtowncanoe.com/blog/article/top-ten-kayak-kokanee-fisheries
@@spiltmilt upstate ny. NY had a Kokanee program in the 70's and early 80's but has long since been discontinued with no thought of return. I see a lot of youtubes from Washington especially yours so I thought that is where I should go. Retirement has afforded me the ability to go most any time. At first I thought about driving out with my slayer max but now think that is a bit ambiguous.I am therefore looking for a guided trip
How much leader do you put ahead of your lead core? I’m running 25 ft for landlocked Atlantic salmon but I feel like it’s too much and the spoon likely moves up in water column when trolling. Could I go to a 6 foot leader that includes a snubber, dodger and bait?
More on the topic of attractor location- If I were to try a "side by side" one with and one without, on a stacked downrigger(thanks for that video), would you put the dodger/flasher above or below? Also, if you want another idea for a topic, please discuss transducer freq and what to choose. I understand the differing cone angle, but what scenarios warrant what freqs?
I tried this today. The trout were biting slow on a basic wedding ring and a worm trolled at 1.25mph, so after about an hour with no action, I added a kokanee dodger. The trout went wild and I caught three more trout to finish out my limit in 10 minutes.
Great vid mate, always wondered about dodgers/flashers, Not used much in Australia on trout, now I know! Great to see you release, with a wet hand, can make all the difference, to survival of fish! See so many " so called pros " on vids that dont! Cheers from Australia.
I like to troll a black wooly bugger by Joe’s Flies also. Basically just a wooly bugger with a spinning blade in front of it, much like a Rooster tail spinner. It’s the step between running naked or with a dodger. Dodger and hoochie is our go to setup on our Sunday morning trout trips to the local lake. Another great video from Spilt Milt 👍
On a spinning reel, flip the anti-reverse lever, slowly reel backwards and count the turns of the handle to get the exact same distance each time. If all the reels in the boat don't match, measure 1 turn when you start.
Love your videos. You are my guru when it comes to fishing.
the season is just about getting ready to start here in Southern Utah, so i really injoy this video today, but rrealy injoy the color and clarity of your video. makes me want to try fome flyies trolling.
Thanks for your opinion! Keep the videos coming! Love the Kokanee trips. Im also setting up some rods with sliding weight system. Just need to work out running depths with my setups! Tight lines!
Love the trout vids!!
What about a dodger vs a flasher (lake troll, beer can, fender, etc.)? Thanks for the great content.
Can you do a test on a lure that makes it own attraction? A 2.5 Mag Lips vs a Dodger and 2.5 mag lips. Both on a downrigger at same depth.
Great video.
I love your side by sides, but I really think this needs to be done again with a lure that has its own action like a needlefish or wedding ring.
Have you done good trolling needle fishes because I got some for Easter and I’m wondering what’s the best way to rig them for some trolling?
@@katiecox1232 yes, I’ve caught tons of trout on needlefish. You can fish them alone, behind leadcore or a downrigger, or behind flashers or a dodger. One of my favorite go to trolling lures.
@@katiecox1232 needle fish, triple teasers, super duper’s and rapalas are what I grew up catching trout on. Just lead core or toplining.
Once you loosen your drag to do the 25 pulls and get your line back far enough where u want it, do you tighten your drag back up or leave it loose so the fish can take the lure without feeling resistance? Thanks and I love your videos! Your great at explaining things!
I retighten the drag 👍
Thank you for a great video and quick mention of the dodger shapes... How do you select color configuration of a dodger? I checked the link you provided and what a variety they have.
Thank you
Oleg
Silver for cloudy days and morning/evening, gold and copper on sunny days, chartreuse or green or purple or blue for depths below 40', pink red or orange for above 40'
Thank you my friend!
Any suggestion on trout rod and reel for Kayak trolling set up
Sometimes I miss fishing in WA. It's hard to compare to Salmon and Steelhead.
Don't need weight for the doger to get down?
Thanks!
Thank you!
Have you ever used the 4 inch pro-troll flashers? If so what's your opinion on them.
Waste of money. They don’t work at proper Kokanee troll speeds
I alway enjoy your videos and always learn something as well. I am thinking of making a trip to the northwest to fish for Kokanee. I was wondering if you could provide any input on what where when and who would provide a good trip
Where you coming from. Kokanee can be found throughout western North America and a few places out east. www.oldtowncanoe.com/blog/article/top-ten-kayak-kokanee-fisheries
@@spiltmilt upstate ny. NY had a Kokanee program in the 70's and early 80's but has long since been discontinued with no thought of return. I see a lot of youtubes from Washington especially yours so I thought that is where I should go. Retirement has afforded me the ability to go most any time. At first I thought about driving out with my slayer max but now think that is a bit ambiguous.I am therefore looking for a guided trip
How much leader do you put ahead of your lead core? I’m running 25 ft for landlocked Atlantic salmon but I feel like it’s too much and the spoon likely moves up in water column when trolling. Could I go to a 6 foot leader that includes a snubber, dodger and bait?
I don't use leadcore.
Awesome!
Well, do you see a problem with having a short leader ahead of lead core? You seem to run a short leader ahead of weight
No I don’t think it matters
Have you ever tried using a wiggle fin when trolling buggers?
Yes I have ruclips.net/video/BU57sQYnIEU/видео.html
Tried an action disc?
Yes
How long is your leader
Anywhere from 6-16" depending on the lure
I think you should re-do this side by side... your 1/8oz lead is not the same weight as the dodger used..
It gave me the same angle on the line so they were at equal depth. The goal was equal depth not equal weight
@@spiltmilt What is your estimated depth with this setup
More on the topic of attractor location- If I were to try a "side by side" one with and one without, on a stacked downrigger(thanks for that video), would you put the dodger/flasher above or below?
Also, if you want another idea for a topic, please discuss transducer freq and what to choose. I understand the differing cone angle, but what scenarios warrant what freqs?
I'd put the dodger above.
Is that Rat Lake?
Yes