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Posted by fisherman on December 13, 2005 at 13:01:46 from (206.104.152.226):
In Reply to: Re: gettin dug out posted by Dean Dow on December 13, 2005 at 10:37:24:
I typically fish for walleye on the average. Before my life was full of commitments I did travel up to Canada and fish for Lakers in Manatoba and Sask (Reindeer, Cranberries, Grassy River). The last time I traveled far to fish was to Alaska for K.Salmon. I did that for a month and caught some nice fish. I also enjoy fly fishing in the mountain streams as a break, but I do like the big water out of a boat. Anymore I tend to stay in the US a fish Montana down to Kansas. I grew up on a lake, worked at a marina for many years. I just like the opportunity to go fishing now days. I still eat alot of fish so I tend to make it out when the freezer starts to run low. I've never caught lobster but I sure like to eat'em. What else do you get to catch up there?
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