OX TONGUE LAKE??

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OX TONGUE LAKE??

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Hey all...Just a quick thanks for all the warm wishes for my new son. Anyway back to normal life again ( or sorta normal )...I have a very good friend who is going up to Ox tongue fishing and he was wondering if anyone knows what is in there and some info on where to try.

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Post by troutnmuskiehunter »

Peter, the only Ox Tongue I know is this one that I found on the web......




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:D :D :D :P :P :P
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That looks just like 24/7 without his glasses on :lol: :lol:
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Post by troutnmuskiehunter »

Bass Addict wrote:That looks just like 24/7 without his glasses on :lol: :lol:
Damn you Paul :lol: :lol: ...The coke I was drinkin just came out of my nose...man does that burn!!!
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...don't know much about the lake......but theres some sweet brookie fishin' in the Oxtongue river. :)
I'm a goin' fishin', mama's goin' fishin' and my baby's goin fishin' too.

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Post by Dartee »

I stayed at a cottage there years ago (12). I believe there are supposed to be smallies, Lakers and as mentioned brookies in the river.

We were there mid Aug and couldn't get even get a sniff. From what I recall, there is very little structure to the lake. Its a widening of the river, hard packed pebbly sand bottom.
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HEY!!

this is me with my glases 8)

this is me without glases :shock:

MOUAHAHAAH! :D

whats going on thusday??
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Oxtongue Lake

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I am heading up to Oxtonge this week-end. The rivers both in and out hold brookies. Lake trout can be caught in the main body of the lake using either downriggers or lead core. Smallies are abundant but you need to find some structure (rocks) to catch the large ones. There is a hump in front of the big island across from the resorts, there is usually a marker buoy to identify it but because of high water nobody has done it yet. I will try and mark it this week-end. #2 Black Fury with a worm is a great search lure for smallies.
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