Fishing with the little one

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Fishing with the little one

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I took my #1 gal out on Saturday for a few hours in search of perch on the St Lawrence. The fishing was slow but we had a blast eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and watching down the hole for "whales". We almost had to leave when Zoe saw a pike come tearing in after my little perch spoon. She was absolutely terrified but I managed to settle her down when I reassured her that "we will only catch the baby fish today". :D



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The scary Pike story - cute. Good times on the ice together!
Great pic too!!
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Love it! There is no better feeling than fishing with my two little girls even when they don't catch anything. Kids just have a positive outlook on every activity. Brings me back to good ole days fishing with my dad. Cherish the moments and memories they grow too fast. Cheers!
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You cant go wrong!

That is one picture you girl will love looking at through the years to come.

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Post by nips »

Nice to get the little ones out, good job. I was catching some huge perch out there monday afternoon in 40 FOW around long sault, biggest i've seen in a while come out of the larry.
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What a great father daughter report :D Good job on taking a kid out fishing !
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Post by wolfe »

Awwww, she is a pretty little thing.

Peanut butter & jelly sandwiches, fishing and Dad: a perfect day for a princess.

Funny, I remember being terrified of pike when I was little, too. I used to shove the rod at my Dad or big brother when I got one on, because I was afraid of them and that I'd be "pulled in". Now I have to restrain myself from grabbing the rod out of my kids' hands when they have a nice toothie on.

Here is the start of many wonderful fishing adventures with your sweet daughter. Treasure the times, as I'm sure you do.

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That's great :!: nice report
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I like it.....well done getting her out. The Pike story is a good one.... :lol:

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Best days are the days with my daughters.

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What a great report.

Love the family reports.

These are the days you'll both remember forever.

Thanks for sharing,
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Post by Flooded »

That's great stuff! Maybe some of us need a support group--"Guys who often ice fish because they bring their daughter with them." I'll join as a charter member. But they are a ton of fun to have along. My daughter's still a bit too young to fish, but she sure loves releasing the small perch back down the hole. I'll be really happy if she becomes a regular fishing partner in the future.
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She looks like a natural!
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Post by Charles »

Reminds me of being out during the summer with my kids!! A FUN time!! :lol:
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Post by Hollywood »

Fishing with kids is awesome. ON my way to Muskrat this weekend, my 4 yr old, Owyn, grabs my fishing regs book and starts flipping through it. He spots a picture of someone holding about a 40 lb muskie and promptly tells me he wants to catch "dat one".

So, I told him there weren't any muskie where we were going, but there might be pike which is almost the same. So, now he wants to catch "pikey" hahah.
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