Tech Tip Tuesday Episode 25 | God's Tooth Spoon for Kokanee

Welcome back to another Tech Tip Tuesday here at Holy Moly Outdoors. Today we are at episode 25 if you can believe it, and with Daylight savings time upon us, I found it fitting to jump ahead to a fun springtime fishery that is just about ready to get going. We are talking kokanee fishing. Some of the best eating fish you can find! What is fun about today's episode is we are taking a look at a fun specific multi species, multi use lure and how to modify it for targeting kokanee on the water. We will break down the lure and how it looks in and out of the package, and how to rig it to put more fish in your boat. Thanks for stopping by to watch!
If you like the products featured in tonight's episode, take a look at the links below:
God's Tooth Spoon
elginfishing.co...
Radical Glow 6mm bead
www.radicalglow...
Dick Nite kokanee dodger
www.kokaneetac...
Rapala split ring pliers
www.amazon.com...
Eagle claw lasersharp hooks
www.basspro.co...
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[@kayakangler7683]

I have hundreds of dollars worth of kokanee gear stored in several tackle boxes. The past few years, this is the only kokanee lure I really use. The half blue/silver is great, and the new hammered copper is killer! I especially like these 20" behind a Simon flasher. I use a 4mm bead between the lure and hooks, and then a clear, gem-cut 4mm glass bead between the two hooks. Single piece of corn on each hook and limits out every time - doesn't matter which lake. Supporting a Washington-based, local company is icing on the cake.

[@jonwhiteley9011]

They work great. I use them all the time rigged up both ways. They do catch fish.

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Absolutely!

[@brendanclark81]

Good video. Those God's tooth lures have been working great on Lake Steven's this season.

[@chancestone6277]

Great video! Gotta get out trolling soon!

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Yes indeed!

[@salmonkiller2545]

Last September on Lake Cavanaugh we rigged the pink ones Kokanee style, paired them up with a Yakima bait fast limit dodger, tipped them with corn and murdered the Kokanee.

[@salmonkiller2545]

We used them on lake sammamish this winter... they work.. they catch the smaller fish... the old goat produced more and bigger fish hands down.

[@relgin3009]

Folks can attach the God's Tooth spoons together to create a "jointed spoon" for a larger presentation.

[@italiantroutaholic8926]

I know guys that use those for trout and steelhead. and they have good luck. I guess it a different look and I`m sure not many would e tossing them .

[@nathanial82]

What about behind a dodger?

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

They work great behind a dodger. Very effective flipped as the double hook rig for kokanee or straight out of the package for trout.

[@granntheman]

What pound leader are you using for Kokanee?

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Thanks for watching! I run 15lb Fluorocarbon on my kokanee leaders

[@wilsonflanders878]

How about bank fishing them for steelhead

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

They are maybe 2 inches in length. More of a trout spoonn. Not to say they couldn't catch a steelhead but probably best suited for the lakes and rivers. Pink salmon like them casted and retrieved like a dick nite

[@evanwindom3265]

Just some honest feedback... One of the things I look for when I'm searching for a video about a tip, technique, piece of gear or whatever is a video that gets to the point. If it says "how to rig ___" I expect the video to talk about that topic. In your video, you spent exactly two minutes of 10:43 actually showing how to rig the spoon for kokanee. The rest of the video was an ad for the spoons. That's okay, but consider doing your endorsement stuff after the core subject is covered. Overall, it's a nice video - just needs a little focus.