carillion dams/kayak report.

Post by **joco** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 5:30 pm

hey 24/7.

wait till next sunday night..you will some report off musky in kayak..

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musky this weekend..a couple off us all in yaks.

nothing under 40 inch...

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joco.

Post by **ratsotail** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 5:43 pm

Hey Joco,

I'm happy to hear you and THE DON had a great trip. I can't think of anything better than catching varieties of fish during an outing. Almost like saltwater fishing...you never know what you hook into!

Did you use the flutter spoons at all or toss the darts all day? So on a scale of 1 - 10 what would you rate the experience? Certainly, catching a nice Musky has to be a first for you in a kayak isn't it?

Well done and congrats!

ratsotail

Post by **joco** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 5:48 pm

a first for you in a kayak isn't it?

NOPE..

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heres one frome last year..

i love the experience ratsotail...i would guive a 8 for the experience..but lost 2 points because to many boats over there they were in are way..

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but it sher was cool to be there and i will be going back there a cople time this summer for sher.

you ratsotaillwhat about 31 miles lakes..?

and by the way..try the spoon but not anaught to say anything about it.sorry.

but will try again.

joco.

Post by **bm_attar** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 6:25 pm

Nice pic joco. The background reminds me of the jock

Post by **joco** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 6:52 pm

hey

bm_attar

only thing i can say.........

Post by **seahawk** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 7:37 pm

Thank joco and Razor and just let you know that I did have a great day on water even we got wet whole afternoon. It was a fun day indeed.

Post by **baz fish** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:23 pm

Nice bunch of fish you got there Joco and Don

. The Carillon Dam is one of the place I want to tried this year for walleyes sauger and whatever is biting

. By the way do I need a Quebec fishing licence to fish there is its part of the Ottawa or the Ontario is good?

Post by **wolfe** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:30 pm

Way to go, boys. You sure covered a wide array of fish species between you. (Got a little yak ride from the muskie, Joco?

)

A very good report and fun pic's, too -- thanks for taking the time to post them, Joco.

W.

Post by **Big EZ** » Wed Jun 04, 2008 5:28 pm

Good meeting you Joco & BM. Looks like I should show up and leave earlier like you two...I struck out on the shad and it started raining a bit after you left. At least I got into some other fish: walleye, sauger, smallies.

Actually, I'm guessing the shad bite slowed down in general after I showed up because even on the North side, I only saw about two people hook into them over about two hours over there. I did see one boat land a nice pike or musky that took about 15 minutes to land in the current.

Post by **joco** » Wed Jun 04, 2008 6:41 pm

BIG EZ,

it sher was cool to see you.

that kayak off yours is a machine ..

yes it did slow down..even before we left the north les peoplewas catching some but in the morning they were all over..like i said that little green boat beside us might have caught more then 30 shads and some off those were..big.

you got a pm.

joco