Whiskers
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Last week, Musky Chuck and I headed to French River Ontario, about 40km south of Sudbury.
We had the fortune of sharing the coldest May in the history of Canada's weather keepers. Some mornings were still in the 20's warming up to 40 during the day. The miserable part was the wind, it blew constantly. We boated 61 Pike during that week. We fished our asses off from 7am until 8pm all 6days. On Thursday we returned to camp to find that a black bear tried to break in, it tore the bathroom window out, but was too short to haul his ass up to get in.
The biggest Pike we caught was 36 inches, the biggest fish was this Musky caught by me. 45" 34lbs, still 3" to short. It was released along with 56 of the Pike we caught, we ate the other 5 that died because of the way they were hooked.
I don't know why the picture won't come up, go to my section in the Trophy Room to see the Musky.
We had the fortune of sharing the coldest May in the history of Canada's weather keepers. Some mornings were still in the 20's warming up to 40 during the day. The miserable part was the wind, it blew constantly. We boated 61 Pike during that week. We fished our asses off from 7am until 8pm all 6days. On Thursday we returned to camp to find that a black bear tried to break in, it tore the bathroom window out, but was too short to haul his ass up to get in.
The biggest Pike we caught was 36 inches, the biggest fish was this Musky caught by me. 45" 34lbs, still 3" to short. It was released along with 56 of the Pike we caught, we ate the other 5 that died because of the way they were hooked.
I don't know why the picture won't come up, go to my section in the Trophy Room to see the Musky.
