Bigger Brookies from the North

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Bigger Brookies from the North

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Good evening fellow Hawkers, well them speckled trout that I caught yesterday tasted so good I had to sneak out this afternoon for some more. (5 min from the house) Punch a couple of holes found my target depth (18 - 24 inches) set up the lines and sat quitely. Here what was iced.

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A male and female, the bit was on just before 5 pm. Oh ya lost two at the hole.

Merry Christmas :lol:
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Right on man! :D
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Post by FowlDawg »

Those are awesome! Maybe you could give me a couple tips, I really haven't had much luck with trout through the ice. i never where to go, what depth to fish, what kind of bottom to look for... like i say i have never had much luck and I'm thinking that it's not always because the fish won't bite that day. maybe you could slip a couple of those secrets my way :lol:
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Wow, nice specks :!:
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Nice to see Lake X is alive and well .... :wink: 8)


Well done .
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Post by S.M.05 »

Nice catch, that male is a fatty :shock:
Wish I had a spec lake 5min from the house.
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Post by West Lake Willows »

Nice. What beautiful colours on that male. Well done.

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Post by Chevy Champagne »

again
WOW great report
nice colours on that female... i think?
merry christmas to all
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male or female .

those just look awesome and tasty !

congrats speck master!
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Some more nice specks bud :) .
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Beauties! Well done, those are some pretty fish.
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Wow, nice fish, congrats.
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Post by Out4trout »

Nice fish!!
How much ice?

Always enjoy your reports!!
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Nice looking colours on those specks.
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Post by The Nipigon »

Out4trout wrote:Nice fish!!
How much ice?

Always enjoy your reports!!
Thanks.

We're sitting with 8 plus inches of solid black ice on the inland lakes. Just did a lake recce (scouting) yesterday for another speck prospect. Should be able to ice 4 pounds out of this one....Not as close to the house (12 kms out)
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