You'd be very welcome to join too. And BenP, Philbert, the dodgegeeks, and anyone else within a days drive are welcome as well.
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We tried to get one going in December but just couldn't get enough interest. As I'm just under 4 hours from the cities it's quite a hike for most folks.
2.5 hours for me to orr and elbow lake.
I've got plenty of wood for you to cut in eastern upstate NY when I am up there.this Troll is more than a days drive away...but can I still be invited? its ok if you say no...im used to it
You mean Pickerel! Walleye is for the tourists.
The Redfin and Chain pickerel are just called usually called pike, as they are not very prevalent up here.
Where ya heading fishing?
call them what you may cuz I am not in rome.lol
up the graham rd to the brightsand river prov. park water flowage/sparkling lake about 4 hours north of thunder bay.
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I have never heard of anyone getting pickerel and pike mixed up, two totally different fish. I would say there is a lot more pike in Ontario waters than pickerel. Chucker there should be both where you are going though. I think pickerel taste better but pike get way bigger and are a blast to fish for. I'm sure there will be giant northern pike up there
that there are bigger then pickerel! been going to the good ole Canadian back woods for a long time(30years) and enjoy it every time I go! and you are right walleye an pike can never be seen as the same fish, hammer handle pike and pickerel look similar though. my best pike is a solid 20#/40" last year.....
Ah pike fishing....Nothing like it to get the blood flowing. I'll share a few photos later this evening.
Take a look for a picture of a redfin and chain pickerel.............you'd be calling them ones pike yourself!
This is a Redfin Pickerel.......................the Chain Pickerel is just wearing different camo!
? I've never caught a 20# pickerel yet? lol most of the pike around here have red fins!!
These were all caught within 10 miles of each other within the period of four weeks.
44 1/2"
39 1/2"
38"
36 1/2"
44 1/2"
39 1/2"
38"
36 1/2"
Wayne68
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Ya that does really look like a pike.
all nice pike in my frying pan or smoker....
posted pics of the wheeler an trailer in post # 15....
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Met a group of crazy Americans at a fish camp on the Quebec and Ontario border a few years ago. They sure brought a lot of jim beam up to drink, might have been running their boat engines on it too I think. They were a blast to be around, one guy even gave my son a few lures out of his tackle box to keep as well. Those guys made that fishing trip a memorable one for sure, a pleasure to sit around the camp fire with
Nice setup!
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