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Kokanee Slammer by Monte Smith
Kokanee Slammer by Monte Smith
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I’ve spent years dialing in the exact fish attractant profile that kokanee respond to, and Kokanee Slammer is the result. This amino-based formula combines tuna and herring oils in a concentration specifically matched to the forage kokanee key on during active feeding periods. Not a generic scent blend, a formula built around what these fish are actually eating. I apply it to my dodgers, T-Pex lures, and hoochies before every troll, and I’ve watched it turn slow days into full limits when other boats were struggling. Kokanee are scent-driven fish. Give them what they’re looking for and they commit faster and hold on longer.
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What is Kokanee Slammer?
Monte Smith's Top Secret Scent, Kokanee Slammer, is an amino-based bite stimulant infused with real tuna and herring oils. It creates a long-lasting scent trail that pulls kokanee, trout, and salmon in from a distance. Developed and tested by the veteran guide.
How do I apply Kokanee Slammer?
Rub a few drops onto bait or soft plastics, add a dab to dodgers, spinners, or hoochies before dropping them, or soak scent pads in chambered lures for slow release. Monte Smith also tips his kokanee corn with it to draw more bites.
Does Kokanee Slammer help in clear water?
Yes. Monte Smith leans on it at Don Pedro when ultra-clear water lets fish inspect gear from far off. The scent trail boosts strike frequency, and he credits it with turning tough, clear-water days into steady kokanee action.
Can I use Kokanee Slammer on spoons for salmon?
Absolutely. Monte Smith puts a small dab on the back of his Optimizers, Trigger Spoons, and Speed Spoons. It is designed to catch salmon as well as kokanee, and has helped him put king salmon in the boat at Don Pedro.
How often do you reapply Kokanee Slammer?
Reapply every 30 to 45 minutes, or right after catching a fish, for maximum effectiveness. The tuna and herring oil base keeps a scent trail working behind your dodger or spinner between touch-ups on both slow-troll and spoon programs.
What pairs well with Kokanee Slammer?
Scent up the T-Pex 1 inch kokanee and trout lure. Monte Smith runs T-Pex behind a dodger with Kokanee Slammer on the corn and dodger, a slow-troll combo that keeps producing kokanee even when they scatter after Memorial Day.







