Bitterroot Lake Kokanee

Tucked away in the mountains above Kalispell, Western Montana's Bitteroot Lake can provide excellent kokanee fishing. In this episode of Pautzke Outdoors we venture to the scenic lake with Mike Howe of Howe's Fishing and teach you how to be successful here now.
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[@anglersnw]

Great "Incentive" to fish video - thanks for sharing

[@vikp6115]

Awesome next time I'm visiting my folks in Montana I'll give u guys a call.

[@reelphatties6426]

Great video! Love Kokanee fishing.

[@jasonriipinen3904]

Good information. Thanks for sharing! Okuma and Fenwick make great Koke rods at a third to quarter of the cost of the Loomis and Lammi’s.

[@shawneldridge9312]

just saying here you guys should come fish at a lake called lake nockamixon, it's in bucks county here in Pennsylvania. nice big fish & a nice big lake. great video

[@greycritter]

I ice fish there and have a blast, how deep are you guys running? I'd like to try fishing from a kayak, slow troll etc. thoughts/ideas/suggestions?

[@fredkuchinski4715]

Crazy regulations i fish Kokanne on several lakes we try to let the small ones go and keep the older ones. But if the fish is hooked bad or bleeding we keep it. Keeping only 2 over 12 inches seems like you would be killing alot of your bigger fish when releasing them.

[@enderst81]

It's a stupid regulation. I quit fishing that lake because of that regulation and the crowd. Others lakes have limits of 10-20 no size limits. You're right, most of them will die when released, they don't have a long lifespan anyway.

[@barrettuchiha3249]

Me too

[@xyl99]

So many views, not a lot of comments.