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    Got in a little fishing

    Got a little ice fishing in last weekend, we had a great time up in Canada! Very friendly people and the fishing was good also. 4 of us made the trip, I cought the largest Pike of the weekend at 36.5", Kent my fishing partner caught the largest Walleye at 26". We caught a ton of Walleyes in the 22" to 25" range. The weather was super, last Sunday we fished in tee shirts, everyone ended up with a sunburn!!

    Good times with your friends are hard to beat.





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    I haven't caught a walleye in years, wonderful eating. Way to go!



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    why are they call "walleye ? enjoy the ice fishing while you can, this heat wave will reach to your tundra soon

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    Wow - it even looks warm in the photos! Congrats on the Northern... bigger than I have ever caught and that Walleye is impressive also! Glad you had a good time!! Thanks for sharing!
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    Very cool! I am envious.

    I need to take some time off and do that. I keep saying next year......

    LArry

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    We never even got enough ice to do any ice fishing here thid winter. But I did take the boat out in January to do some perch fishing. Now its going be near 80° today for another record high.

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    I swore to take my boys ice fishing this year even though I've never done it. I bought the auger and sled and a couple of ice fishing poles and supplies.
    NO ICE this year! I'm not complaining about the best winter in a long time but, that looks like a lot of fun. Maybe next year.
    I could cry for the time I've wasted, but thats a waste of time and tears.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ray hampton View Post
    why are they call "walleye ? enjoy the ice fishing while you can, this heat wave will reach to your tundra soon
    Their eyes look clouded as if they've got cataracts. I imagine that is where the name came from.
    I could cry for the time I've wasted, but thats a waste of time and tears.

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    Love fishing!
    Hate ice!

    All the grunts and groans ice makes gives me the willies....
    Then there's all the "ups and downs" it does that add to the excitement. (or sheer terror )

    Oops forgot...

    Nice catches!

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    I live by Lake Simcoe north of Toronto, and this is usually one of the best Ice fishing lakes in Ontario, but not this year..The main lake never froze at all. Cooks bay in the south end froze pretty good, but The other large bay, Kempenfelt, was never really safe all winter. A week ago, 27 fishermen had to be rescued by airboat and helicopter because the ice broke up like a jigsaw puzzle. They were warned to stay off the lake, but morons will be morons !
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    sounds like a great trip, no safe ice down here this year. a few cold days, then warm days.
    Mike

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Sheppard View Post
    sounds like a great trip, no safe ice down here this year. a few cold days, then warm days.
    Mike
    Was alot of fun Mike, we had some pretty sketchy ice this year also. The smaller lakes in our area were safe (24"+) but the larger lakes I stayed away from. The lake we were on in Canada had 38" of ice, had to use an extension on the auger! No worries for an ATV.
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