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Old 04-05-2007, 04:46 PM   #1
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Any of you guys ever been up to lake champlain fishing???? You should try it some winter, it can be a lot of fun especially in the end of Feb. beginning of march. Go for Northerns in the shallows. We caught more that 5 fish just like this in a half day!!!






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Those are some awesome lookin Jacks you got there congrats.
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Old 04-05-2007, 05:11 PM   #3
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thanks...it was a ball pulling those babies on on the tip ups!! Cant wait till next spring
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great fish
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Old 04-06-2007, 08:06 AM   #5
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Nice fish and great pictures AJ. Lake Champlain is a real gem and offers something for everyone.
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Yes!!! They're very nice sized northern pike and I've gotten them that size also. But when I go further north like into Quebec I've gotten them a bit bigger and I wish someday I could get 1 mounted along with a muskie also.
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ACE, have you ever caught a musky in champlain....Ive heard and seen pictures but never caught one...they are few and far between!
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Old 04-07-2007, 04:54 AM   #8
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Those are some nice pike, AJ...Also EXCELLENT eating if you know how to remove the y-bones from the filets...


I've lived in upstate NY all my life ( Finger Lakes Region) and never even SEEN Lake Champlain...Just never got up around that part of the state.... I understand it is an excellent, diverse fishery...I'll have to make it a point to get over there and fish before I die...
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ACE, have you ever caught a musky in champlain....Ive heard and seen pictures but never caught one...they are few and far between!
I have lived and fished here all my life and never even seen a musky much less caught one. They are here but not in great numbers. F&W is looking at establishing a fishery for them but I think they have a long way to go.
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I have lived and fished here all my life and never even seen a musky much less caught one. They are here but not in great numbers. F&W is looking at establishing a fishery for them but I think they have a long way to go.
I find it hard to understand that if muskies are there, why they do not populate? Here in Northern Maine someone had let a few go and now they are getting out of control in a few places. They were wrongfully let lose in the upper St. John River and started working their way into lakes and streams in the area. This past year a state record was caught out of a lake up there. That creates a problem for some of our best cold water fisheries up in that area. Perhaps the pike may keep the numbers down up there in your area,I do not know.
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