little victoria report.......

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little victoria report.......

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OK.......

I will start by saying..........it was great to meeth you all... :o

PINTS.WALLYBOSS.NODIE,PEPPINO,PLACIDE,STEVE,

WHAT A GREAT NIGHT....IT FEEL LIKE THE SPRING DAYS..... :roll:


ok.............NODIE outfish us tonight....... :P

jee he got 3 walleyes......way to go bud..... :wink:

placide got a cute mud puppy..... :)


thanks to all off you that came tonight...it was great to be out..



here the gang,,on shore.....

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here placide an mud puppy





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here the cute mud puppy. :P


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here some picture off nodie


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thanks boys..

joco :)
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Great to get out with everyone. Beautiful day on the shore of the Ottawa. Congrats to Nodie for outfishing everyone. See you all soon.
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Hey guys

It was fun seeing everyone out there on a beautiful day, sorry for the bad smile :P

Thanks joco for organizing this little meeting! Hope to see you all again during spring time for cats!

Nodie :wink:
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Yep it was great meeting all the guys again, nice meeting Steve for the first time.

Nodie take the plastic of your rod handle , it's going to slip!!!! Cork handles are very easy to clean. Nodie sure showed us old guys how to do it, See guys if we wouldn't be such a bunch of Talkers, we could also keep an eye on our rods at all times and catch some like the young one did. I'm not even sure that Nodie can talk, but we all know that he can hear. He showed today, he took everything we ever said to him and caught some fish. Geez he's a good listener.

Dan

Nice mud puppy by the way.

I need ICE.
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Post by Eli »

it's good that you guys got out there. i couldn't make it :evil:
congrats nodie :P well done
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Sauger..

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Hey Guys, just to let you know I am pretty sure the bigger fish Nodie is holding is a Sauger..I used to catch lots of them in the river when I fished there almost daily many moons ago.

Great report

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Hi Guys

I really had a great time yesterday. It is sure nice to meet a new group of guys and be so warmly welcomed.

Where we fished is an excellent place for a large group to get together, fish and B.S.

I hope to become a member of the full fledged member of Joco's Cat fishing society in the spring.

Cheers
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hi big jim

you are right the bigest one is a sauger....i just call them walleye,,they taste the same....... :twisted: :lol: .but you are right on this.. :wink:



yep it was a pleasure to see you all........<

hope to see a lot off new members in the cats club this spring....... :P .


i can t wait for some cats over there...its sutch an nice place to fish.


but for now.......................I WANT ICE....... 8)

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Post by Jackel »

Nice report guys,

Too bad I could not make it. If no ice comes soon maybe we can do it again. (next weekend)

Nice fish Nodie.


Jackel 8)
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is this a July report? :)
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hi musky 51.....


almost a july report,,,,,,, :? :roll: .

there was some nice scenry like july,,,, 8) :lol:

i hope you will join us down there this spring bud... :wink:


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or next weekend if this keeps up! :lol: :lol:
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Mud Puppy

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Ok I don't mean to seem ignorant but I want to know more about these "mud puppies".

I have been fishing for 35 years and have never caught one. I have seen pictures of some bigger ones as well.

What the heck are they? An overgrown Salamander? A walking fish?

What is the real (scientific) name of this critter?

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mud puppy, common name for North American salamanders of the genus Necturus, found in rivers and streams throughout the E United States and SE Canada. The name derives from an erroneous belief that mud puppies bark. Like its relative, the European olm, the mud puppy exhibits neoteny, i.e., it reaches sexual maturity without losing its larval characteristics. Adults have lungs, characteristic of most adult salamanders, as well as gills, characteristic of larvae. Their short, sturdy limbs develop at an early stage. The mud puppy may reach a length of 12 in. (30 cm); it is reddish brown and black-spotted above and grayish below, with conspicuous bushy red gills at the sides of its head. It walks on river bottoms and feeds primarily on crayfish and aquatic plants. Mud puppies are classified in the phylum Chordata, subphylum Vertebrata, class Amphibia, order Urodela, family Proteidae.

This is what i got when I googled it.
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Mud Puppies

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Thanks WB

My hunch was correct then. A Salamander with gills...

I was going to do that but was afraid of what might come up. :oops:
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