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Canada 2003
Eleven years
of fishing
at Birch Island
Resort
and the best weather we have ever had. Most days were in the mid 70s and there
was only one afternoon of rain the entire week! The smallmouth were spawning
because
of the warm weather but the walleye were extremely scattered and hard to pattern.
This year I got back on my musky binge by catching a 44-incher on a 6 foot
light action rod with 8 pound test line |
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Tom (guide) helping Mike (right)
hold
his first musky - 39". Of course, I helped talk Mike through this
experience.
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Phil
helping me (left) with the 44" bad boy that tried to steal my Rogue. |
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| Tom (guide with fish) and Clark with his 28" musky. |
Mike holding
a very nice Northern. |
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Guide Tom Ross shows off a smallmouth. |
Charlie (left)
tried to live up to his son's pike standards and fell short. |
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| Mike
caught this 18' smallie on one of the sunny days. |
Guide Tom caught this 40+ Northern while we sought the
smallies. |
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Our faithful guides. From left, Allan, Phil and Tom. |
The ubiquitous group photo. Standing, from left: Clark, Charlie, Tom (me), Tom, Phil Kneeling, from left: Allan, Kevin, Gene, Mike |
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