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Headed out for an exploratory river trip today. Paddled and fished the river for close to 4 hours and only a couple little small mouth had given any indication of life beneath the surface.
Very quiet, only saw two other guys in a canoe all day...
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I get 4 smaller ones in the next 10 minutes... And then, a nice 18" Brookie puts up a good fight, splashing around and pulling me into the faster water...I think the river brookies fight harder than their lake-dwelling buddies....maybe they're used to constantly battling the current?...
Group: Members
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Member No.: 8190
Joined: January 11, 2015
So after 4 hours of almost no action, and a few km travelled, I have my Brookie limit in the canoe inside half an hour! Plus 2 more released and the smallmouth. Needless to say I was pretty jacked for a bit, and pulled ashore to clean the fish and throw them on ice May have had a celebratory beverage at this point too.
Started to head out, as it was threatening rain, and getting late in the day... Got some rain on my 1 1/2 hr trip back to the truck.
A bit wet, a bit tired out, but definitely a fun day on the river, and now I have another Brookie spot on my go-to list!
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