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I wouldn't say I enjoy or like it...but, if you do it enough, it doesn't seem as painful...and if the fishing is good enough, you forget how much work it can be to get into some areas where the fishing is still good (for good reason).
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QUOTE (Flukes @ May 18, 2022 - 06:58 pm)
I wouldn't say I enjoy or like it...but, if you do it enough, it doesn't seem as painful...and if the fishing is good enough, you forget how much work it can be to get into some areas where the fishing is still good (for good reason).
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QUOTE (Flukes @ May 18, 2022 - 06:58 pm)
I wouldn't say I enjoy or like it...but, if you do it enough, it doesn't seem as painful...and if the fishing is good enough, you forget how much work it can be to get into some areas where the fishing is still good (for good reason).
Agreed ⬆️
Portaging can be a necessary evil to get beyond the crowds. I don’t necessarily ‘like’ it, but I do like the places portaging gets me.
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Fantastic report and good looking speckles. It sure looks like your hard work paid off. I always think the portages keep the fishing pressure down which helps the success rate and solitude. Good times for sure.
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