Fishing reports
Water temperature, the depth the fish are holding at, what the kokanee are up to and which bucktails are earning their keep. Written by Geoff, from the boat, not from a desk.
Latest report
1 October 2026 · Captain Geoff
October is bucktail season on Okanagan Lake. We're working the 25–45 foot range and trolling around 2.5–3.2 mph, adjusting depth, speed and fly selection as conditions change.
1 September 2026 · Captain Geoff
The water is finally cooling off, 67°F on the surface and dropping. The kokanee are turning colour and staging for spawn, which is what kicks the rainbows into gear.
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