Reply by: weekend warrior outdoors      Posted: 7/13/2012 8:40:12 PM     Points: 566    

The honest truth is there is a fairly small population of salmon in Taylor. That being said I catch one now and again when we try. I would focus on the dam side of the lake and try either cow bells or a dodger followed by a small rocky mtn tackle squid or assassin, an arnies spinner, or maybe a Tasmanian devil. Start with pink green or orange and see if you can nail down a patten for the day. Try using either leadcore line or snap weights to try different depths as well. They should be suspended over deeper water. Good Luck!

 Reply by: fish addiction      Posted: 7/13/2012 11:00:26 PM     Points: 0    

Thanks alot ,It truely is greatly apprecaited.
Fish Adiction

 Reply by: hunter creek      Posted: 7/15/2012 1:23:52 PM     Points: 286    

I do believe that they have started stocking kokanee in Taylor again. For many years, the only kokes in there were naturally raised and so there has been a sparse population. It may be another year or two before any significant number of kokes begin to show up in the boats.