Arctic Fox Trolling flies

Lake Coeur d Alene ID, Gary G. caught these 15" to 17" kokanee 60' down on the Red Kokanee Fly behind the dodger in the photo. He used a piece of plain corn on the single hook. Red out fished any other color. It has been Garies go to fly for a couple of years. http://www.trollingflies.com/kokanee-flies

Thompson Lake in Casco ME. David F wrote "Very unusual as I was fishing for salmon in 12’ of water and came up with a togue (mackinaw), which is the first one I’ve caught above 30’. Water temp was 47 degrees air temp was low 50’s and overcast. Rainbow smelt is the forage food, so I suspect the fly was a good enough imitation. This early in the year, I’m concentrating fishing the top for salmon. http://www.trollingflies.com/tandem-arctic-fox-trolling-fli

Canadice Lake NY: Anton P was back on the water and wrote: Good news, your new double hook fly produced! See picture. Caught this nice 4lbs pickerel in the same lake I caught a rainbow. I was trolling near surface with just a fly and a wiggle disk. Great fly! I ordered #2 wiggle disk to get more action for this heavier fly. Thank you very much again. Anton. http://www.trollingflies.com/tandem-arctic-fox-trolling-fli

Finger Lakes NY: Anton P. from Victor NY was fishing Easter Sunday. He wrote: "Please see attached, the first catch with your flies, 9lbs, 28 inches rainbow. Thanks a lot for the great product. I caught it in Canadice Lake, the smallest of the Finger Lakes, today. Water temp 42F, water depth was ~30ft. I was surface trolling, running your fly behind a silver dodger." The fly he was trolling was a #2 Blue Shad, Arctic Fox Trolling Fly. Anton congratulations and thanks for the photos. http://www.trollingflies.com/arctic-fox-2-trolling-flies