3 days of Nipissing Walleye?

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yup

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It is a lot of fun, I enjoyed it last year... I was just saying to nighttroller today how annoying the mud puppies are up there.. on the night lines. they slowly take the bait, do not set a flag or bell off and eat the hook... not good for your fish catching , or for the poor fellas....

glad you had fun. good time when with a good gang
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Hiya Bacon,

What a great report and pictures to match. I think that must have been a really unique experience that you'll always remember.

GOT TO LOVE BEING ABLE TO FISH FROM YOUR BED!! Too funny! :lol:

Those "snacks" looked delectable, especially doubled with a Corona!

I'm really glad you got out there and had yourself such an enjoyable time. Would have liked to know what kind of fish you guys lost -- whether they were big walleye or pike.

I'll pass on the ice cracking at night, though! :shock:

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Thanks, Dad, for taking me fishing when I was a kid.
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I wonder why the pike don't eat them?? or do you think they do?

We have loads of mud puppies here and 've never seen one in a pikes stomach contents.
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Looks like a great time and a nice way to take a break and relax.

I didn't realize how nice the bungalows are. Comfortable, warm and room to move about. 8)
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Post by Canadian Bacon »

That is exactly what they do Jaz...pains in the butt for sure...

I wonder eh Mark....maybe even Pike find them disgusting...

Wolfe...the ice cracking means it's just building more....when the ice is 2 ft thick you cannot go through....You do knw we drive our vehicles on the ice right? :D


Oh yeah Spin very comfortable...great time.
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That is on my to-do list!
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RJ wrote:That is on my to-do list!
mine too...right below taco bell and shania twain. :lol:
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ya

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nice....

like I said, with a good gang, lots of fun
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Great Report Bacon.

Im hoping to get up to one of those huts some time in my life... :lol:
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Fun ....

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Fun and relaxing that what its all about. Great report i am looking forward to my first overnight excursion sometime in the future. Sounds like a blast. :D
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Markus wrote:
RJ wrote:That is on my to-do list!
mine too...right below taco bell and shania twain. :lol:
Well of course you have to know that means I'm in :!: :lol: :lol:
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Post by Muskiemagnet »

I'm in too, but lets drive the extra hour to Temagami. I'd rather reel in 5-8lbs lakers and big whitefish instead of perch and dinky walleye. I can do that here at home.
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Muskiemagnet wrote:I'm in too, but lets drive the extra hour to Temagami. I'd rather reel in 5-8lbs lakers and big whitefish instead of perch and dinky walleye. I can do that here at home.
Ya, what he said :!: :wink: :lol: :lol:
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