These jeweled bead lake trolls utilize four easy pulling blades. Premium
plating and polishing for maximum flash. Flexible cable rigging for
extreme realism and durability. Size: No. 1 Colors:(001)Nickel, (144)Silver/Orange, (208)Fire/Silver Prism, (232)Chrome/Silver Prism, (412)Peacock.
These jeweled bead lake trolls utilize four easy pulling blades. Premium plating and polishing for maximum flash. Flexible cable rigging for extreme realism and durability. Size: No. 1 Colors: (001)Nickel, (144)Silver/Orange, (208)Fire/Silver Prism, (232)Chrome/Silver Prism, (412)Peacock.
Average Customer Rating:
5 out of 5
3 of 3 (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Kokanee Trolls
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
Kokanee Trolls.,September 3, 2009
By 1Johnfrom Northern Minnesota
"These come in several styles and sizes, and all work very well if you follow the basic directions. Proportion the sizes to the size of the targeted fish, and use larger sizes in murky or stained water. Attach a spoon, fly, spinner or baited hook 12 to 24 inches behind, and troll slowly. DO NOT troll too fast, especially with the larger sizes! Use heavy sinkers or downriggers for depth control. These are very well made, and will last for many years if cared for. A very effective tool for all trout, salmon, pike, and many others."
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes
Review 2 for Kokanee Trolls
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
KOKANEE TROLLS,November 3, 2008
By LASSIEfrom ALONG THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER IN PA.
"EXCELLENT PRODUCT ATTACH A 3 FOOT LEADER TO THE END OF THE TROLL AND YOUR LURE TO THE END OF THE LINE. SLOW TROLLING IS BEST I CATCH RAINBOWS AND BROWNS IN THE LOCAL LAKES. I PLAN ON TRYING THEM FOR WALLEYE THIS SPRING. TRY ONE OR TWO YOU WILL LIKE THEM."
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes
Review 3 for Kokanee Trolls
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
Kokanee Trolls,November 21, 2006
By chibsfrom Richmond, CA
"I would recommend. Used in combination with Kokanee bugs and downriggers to limit out twice at Pardee Reservoir near Ione, CA this past summer 2006. Not too much drag either."
