Brook Trout Trip May 14th 05

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Brook Trout Trip May 14th 05

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Myself and Mepps took a drive up the road to meet up with Trapper Dirk and Whisper Woman for a bit of back woods Speck fishing. Here are some photos of our trip:


Nothing stopped the NTO, not even MNR removed bridges!
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Trapper moved a tree to allow continued passage
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Finally set up a base of operations!
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We kept some fish for lunch
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Trapper shaking one off to swim again
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River shot
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The mighty four of the N.T.O.
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Mepps with a nice Speck!
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Speck from the lake X
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Oh man did they taste good on an open fire!
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3 of the four NTO
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Name Trappers reel!
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Another Lake X Speck
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The portage that nearly killed me!
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Speck with colour!
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Heading out!
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Post by Markus »

Awesome adventure! Love those brookies!

Great report. I gotta say it really made my day viewing those pics. :P
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Markus wrote:Awesome adventure! Love those brookies!

Great report. I gotta say it really made my day viewing those pics. :P
Thanks Markus, It was fun re-living the weekend!
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Post by Northern King »

Looks like an awesome trip!!! Nice brookies and nature shots. It makes me want to do a trip like that into a really remote lake.
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Post by banjo »

It felt like i was there with you! :lol:
Thanks for sharing TS :D Gotta love those Specks.
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What can I say TS, those are beauty pics. Not only are the fish beauties but the location too!

Gods country for sure!
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Nice fish. They are beauties:wink:

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All I can say is WOW.
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Post by big-o »

Hey TroutSlayer

Great picture report, almost looks like a jeep commercial :wink: Great looking fish, man thats what I call a ture fishing adventure! Thanks for sharing it with us
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Fantastic bud. That's what I love about your reports, they're full of great fish in awesome scenery. Backwoods for sure, and I'm left wondering, where do you find that stuff in what you call "going North," to do some fishing. Beautiful specs too. I didn't get to see all the pictures, but I'm sure they're going to make your personal online album, so I'll see them again.

Nicely done TS. :D
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Post by muskymuskymusky »

Looks like an awesome experience, Great pic and fish. Wow rough trail aswell. :shock:
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Just perfect!!!! AWESOME!!!
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Moosebunk wrote:Fantastic bud. That's what I love about your reports, they're full of great fish in awesome scenery. Backwoods for sure, and I'm left wondering, where do you find that stuff in what you call "going North," to do some fishing. Beautiful specs too. I didn't get to see all the pictures, but I'm sure they're going to make your personal online album, so I'll see them again.

Nicely done TS. :D
Thanks Bunk, I will add a page to my site probably over the weekend. We were trying for the elusive over 24 inchers, but didn't connect on this trip. I know they are there! I know where they live! I know what they eat! Maybe next trip. I'll hit it again when the bugs are bad :wink:

Thanks for all the comments friends! Sorry to the dial-up people. This is the first time I've put that many photos into one post. I was trying something different by keeping them all together in the proper order and building the story around them.
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Post by jig head »

absolutly amazing report man.


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one of my best reads in a long time... well done.
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