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walleye man wrote:24/7
that white fish was huge im geusing 7 or 8 pounds
great report and nice pictures
oh and im sure thouse eyes were tasty
tight lines walleye man
hey thanx walleye man but the truth is that this fish is 4.5 lbs!

im on the hunt for the 6 lbs white fish now!

these fish are hard to catch man!

we are having great success with lil foxxee's tiped with some fish fry for the scent.

they go wild over it.

here is something to think about.

USUALY on simcoe people are catching these fish in 70 - 100 FOW.

BUT in this lake the whities hang around 15-25 FOW. :shock:

we had a hard time finding them but now i think we got them! :D
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Myself I caught a couple perch and smaller size walleye , which were returned to thier enviroment 8) ....

But what made my day was seeing a Golden Eagle for the first time ,

then a hour later a Bald Eagle flew right over us... :D :D 8) 8)
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WOW again

Me, Mad_on_fishing and Crunchy were up at the Whitefish lake on Friday... wasnt until the afternoon before found a good location, our luck wasnt as good as yours, but i'm sure that next time will be much better.
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Awesome guys!!!....hopefully the warmer temps with rain this week will melt some of that deep snow on the Lake....I'm going to bring the ATV up with us next time!! :wink:
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TroutnMuskieHunter wrote:Awesome guys!!!....hopefully the warmer temps with rain this week will melt some of that deep snow on the Lake....I'm going to bring the ATV up with us next time!! :wink:

NO WAY!!!!!!!!

that would be AWESOME!!!!!!!!

make sure you wiper juicer are working tho!
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bring those booster cables....... you never know............ :?
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Fishing 24/7 wrote:
TroutnMuskieHunter wrote:Awesome guys!!!....hopefully the warmer temps with rain this week will melt some of that deep snow on the Lake....I'm going to bring the ATV up with us next time!! :wink:

NO WAY!!!!!!!!

that would be AWESOME!!!!!!!!

make sure you wiper juicer are working tho!
:lol:

bring those booster cables....... you never know............ :?
:lol: :lol: ....remind Steph to turn her headlights off :wink: :oops:
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Great fish guys. Love the whities!
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B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L. Pics fellas!!

It looks like spring fishing, well I guess yesterday felt like it anyway. My last three times out it has been -25 and I couldn't make it out this weekend.

So the morsal that you pulled from the perch...was that a fresh water shrimp? I found that lakes that have fresh water shrimp hold jumbo perch as it seems that they fatten up on them quickly.

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Prairieboy wrote: So the morsal that you pulled from the perch...was that a fresh water shrimp? I found that lakes that have fresh water shrimp hold jumbo perch as it seems that they fatten up on them quickly.

Cheers,
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I'll assume thats what it was ???
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Bass Addict wrote:
Prairieboy wrote: So the morsal that you pulled from the perch...was that a fresh water shrimp? I found that lakes that have fresh water shrimp hold jumbo perch as it seems that they fatten up on them quickly.

Cheers,
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I'll assume thats what it was ???
It looks like small crayfish to me... :wink:
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Nice catch again the 3 Amigos. Nice looking walleye.
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TroutnMuskieHunter wrote:
Bass Addict wrote:
Prairieboy wrote: So the morsal that you pulled from the perch...was that a fresh water shrimp? I found that lakes that have fresh water shrimp hold jumbo perch as it seems that they fatten up on them quickly.

Cheers,
Prairieboy

I'll assume thats what it was ???
It looks like small crayfish to me... :wink:

Ahhh yes, it is a crayfish now that I have another look, but I thought Nippising was west of here :idea:
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sweet report lads, i like the pics, the one hander holdin them by the belly is a different shot, looks cool. I've never targeted whitefish, but I heard they taste awsome, and they are really fun to fight.
So were you fishing for walleye first thing in the morning, and then switch over to whities?? or do you get them in the same depths/areas?
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Fish'n Buddy wrote: I've never targeted whitefish, but I heard they taste awsome, and they are really fun to fight.
So were you fishing for walleye first thing in the morning,

Those whities fight can give you a run for the money type of fight 8)

Walleyes were at sunrise / whities in the afternoon different lake :wink:
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Nice mixed bag fellas!

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