Spawning Salmon at Starvation Signal Potential for Self-Sustaining Population

Spawning Salmon at Starvation Signal Potential for Self-Sustaining Population

Towards the end of the kokanee salmon fishing season in Utah, a report got to me that a local angler had seen hundreds of kokanee near an inlet channel, turning color and going to spawn. This gentleman had limited out fairly quickly, by his report. Starvation isn’t known for having a good kokanee population. In…

Kokanee Junkies: The Story of the Most Active Kokanee Salmon Facebook Group

Kokanee Junkies: The Story of the Most Active Kokanee Salmon Facebook Group

Kokanee Junkies is the most active and friendly Facebook page on kokanee salmon fishing. It’s also one of the biggest groups in terms of members. The group is known for “keeping it Reel” and trying to be a positive and uplifting place for learning and sharing excitement about kokanee. It’s hard to keep up a…

Utah Fish and Wildlife Stock Kokanee Salmon in Boulder Mountains Blind Lake

Utah Fish and Wildlife Stock Kokanee Salmon in Boulder Mountains Blind Lake

Have you ever taken over 4,000 fish horseback riding? That’s exactly what happened in the Boulder Mountains on May 25, 2022. State biologists have introduced kokanee salmon to Blind Lake on the North Boulder Slope of the Boulder Mountains. It’s a remote lake, but actually the deepest and the largest lake in the Boulder Mountains….

Montana Changes Kokanee Fishing Regulation for Georgetown Lake

Montana Changes Kokanee Fishing Regulation for Georgetown Lake

On April 19, 2022, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission changed the kokanee bag limit back to what it had been for years, allowing anglers at Georgetown Lake to once again keep an unlimited amount of kokanee. The regulation limiting the amount of kokanee salmon a person could keep was passed during the October 2021…