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I think the northern was 36” and 3 pound 13 oz smallie full of eggs. I can’t remember on the northern. I had a few between 35 and 38, I can’t remember which it is.
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I think the northern was 36” and 3 pound 13 oz smallie full of eggs. I can’t remember on the northern. I had a few between 35 and 38, I can’t remember which it is.
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Man, I thought I was the gadget king. I'm looking at the gear (visible) that you've got floating around with you on that rig and realizing that fishing ain't cheap if you're trying to "keep up with the Jones' " these days.
The last time I saw a decent size pike was up fishing in northern Saskatchewan years ago. The guides called them "Jacks" and I remember reeling in what to my eyes was a really big and beautiful fish. Before I could even react, the guide grabbed it from the bottom of the boat, muttered "G.D. Jacks!", whacked it with a ball peen hammer between the eyes and tossed the carcass overboard. Apparently, they feast on the young walleye up there and the guides working with our party detested the pikes for that reason.
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lol when I guided up in Ontario it was about the same thing but I just called them slime rockets. I wasn’t too worried about them eating walleye - I just hated how the damn slime off them would stink up my boat every time it got warm.
Up in the creek?
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Nah, just this little shallow cutout just south of the causeway that runs down the middle. That creek has been money for some fun fishing for years though.
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me and the oldest daughter hit the farm pond awhile tonight, this was the only decent one, caught lots of little bastards
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Dude, what’s a guy got to do to be able to ice fish that pond? That Crappie is a beast
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not having cattle would be a good start
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A young pioneer girl and her father scout for comanche on the Oregon Trail ahead of their wagon train NNE of alcove spring. Circa 1866, colorized
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May I suggest "avoiding" Comanche as a hobby. They were not to be trifled with.
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Today was a day of the babies 
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That’s what I like turning my bluegill in to!
Never had a guide not let me hold the fish for a picture before. Would very much recommend them though. Justin in the picture and Kenny in the other boat through Three Rivers Ranch out of Ashton, Idaho. Both really good guys and had my 16 yo daughter and 15 yo nephew along who had never fly fished before. Hooked up with a big one but lost it. Landed a bunch roughly 10-14 inches.
Gotta love boats. Lost power to the motor tonight. Can't even trim it up on the motor. Multiple other things running off same battery are fine. Sunday in Platte, South Dakota. Probably not the best day/place to be for an emergency repair.
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We’re you fishing Fort Randall?
92 in McCook yesterday
everybody looking for shade
(in my backyard)
everybody looking for shade
(in my backyard)
I have family in Platte, put up the Bat Signal and I’ll send a bunch of goofy talking giant Dutch men in cowboy hats to help out.
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