With Joco's Request, Laker Trout from the North shore.

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With Joco's Request, Laker Trout from the North shore.

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Good afternoon fellow Hawkers, Just another short note; after reading Joco's post I thought I would like to contribute so I headed down to the river and caught my limit and was back at the house in 30 minutes. They both came in just under a nickel. Looks like its fresh Lake Trout for Supper.

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What an awesome way to spend 30 minutes!! Nice lakers.
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Wow, I'm jealous that you have such amazing fishing opportunities up there. Nice fish!
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Post by joco »

caught my limit and was back at the house in 30 minutes.

OK that is call paradise... :lol:

those are nice lakers bud. :wink:

have a great super.

or even smoked would be mmmmm 8)

thanks to share. :D .

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nice fish.

you're lucky to live so close to some super nice fishing. I'm jealous for sure.

thanks for the report and for playing "joco says ..." so well.
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Lakers from shore...... now that is something! Very nice indeed!
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Saaaweeeet fish, 5 stars !
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Saaaweeeet fish, 5 stars !
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Nice laker bud.
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Post by MTF »

:shock: 2 nice lakers in 30 min and from shore....you are killing us poor suckers here down south :lol:

Thanks alot :)
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What no story? How you had to decide which rock to stand on, and in the end you stood on the smaller rock? How you had 2 follows and 1 bite off? How catching the fish brought meaning into your life? :D

Nice fish, loverly spot you live!
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spring?

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Lakers in the river, is that just a spring thing or is the river cold enough to keep them around there year round?
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scuro wrote:What no story? How you had to decide which rock to stand on, and in the end you stood on the smaller rock? How you had 2 follows and 1 bite off? How catching the fish brought meaning into your life? :D

Nice fish, loverly spot you live!
Actually the real story is I bought an $11.00 EGB Spoon which I wanted to try out. Took the dog for a walk down to the river tossed the spoon a total of seven times caught my limit so I had to go back to the house. Didn't even take a knife to clean them...No follows, no soft hooks, just seven casts and two nice Lakers just under 5lbs. So the 30 mins included travell time...lol :D
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Re: spring?

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JZ wrote:Lakers in the river, is that just a spring thing or is the river cold enough to keep them around there year round?
Their in the river for the next couple of weeks. As the water warms they head back out to Superior or into Lake Helen. But we have hook some in July. The size range from 2 - 5lbs with an occasional 10lb'er.
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