Friends, Family and Pike Report. (pics)

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what else can be said about that adventure. :D :D
keep the great pics coming.
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Amasing pictures, how far from the ocean do those seals travel? Do they actually catch pike?
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You are truly blessed to have those opportunities Bunk... :)

Thanks for sharing!

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Fantastic, well framed shots Bunk! Every one of them!
Thanks for another great report. I'm sure those photos will join your writing in a book someday
Cheers,
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Moosebunk wrote: Even 2 days after my last time out people at my work were asking why my face was so red.
I'm sure once you start drillig threw 6 feet of ice, we'll see many more red faces. haha
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Nice report, those are some good pictures.
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Wallyboss wrote:Moose don't take that other job please ,cause if you stop sending us 65 days worth off great pictures like that we'll be going thru major withdrawal symptoms. That's why Bob + Doug call it the Great White North.

Take off EH!!!
Officially turned them down today WB. It was yesterday on the river and not seeing another boat for close to 8 hours and catching tonnes of fish on a thursday afternoon I got pushed off the fence and landed on the side with the greener pasture. I got about 20 more months maybe up here and my fishing in this playground just keeps getting more easy for me and more fun.

Rig the seals travel about 20-25km in from the bay up the river. Where the tidemark ends is about as far as they go. They come in the fall in greater numbers to chase the big runs of whitefish, but, they also munch heavily on eyes and a few troots. They don't school and migrate much. Where I took the pics of those seals was about 10 km away from where decent pike fishing begins.

6 feet of ice Mark. No problem, the FinboreIII hand auger got some new blades on it this fall, but by March I'll be betting I own my buddies 10" gas Jiffy. 8) Kesagami anyone??? :D

Thanks ya'll. Love showing off them seals and pikes. 8)
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Post by fish_man_dude »

awesome report....and nice pics...
i cant wait for ice-out pike!
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