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Fishing Media => Fishing Pictures => Topic started by: Fat Boy on May 13, 2016, 11:58 AM
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Sorry about my lame posting of last year...I will post more pics this year.
Here's a mid 30's musky from January:
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Small striper caught while fishing for largemouth:
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OK largemouth:
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Made a trip to NY to fish the Niagara and also Lake Ontario. But, the lake was too rough. This was about as far out as we could get, only about 2 hours the first fishing day in the evening were calm enough to hit the mouth of the river:
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2 backlashes at one time:
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Chunky Niagara smallie:
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Great breakfast eats at Tommy George's
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My only big trout of the trip, spunky laker that took me around the boat motor back and forth a few times:
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A big school of stockies showed up while we were bass fishing...I managed to snap off a photo. There were thousands of these:
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Just saw this post nice fish Kevin. 8) Glad to see you made it outta state. Pretty smallies for sure. I went to TN first week of May. Fished Lake Douglas nice bass fishery.
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LM bass are fun when they crush chatterbaits. I find myself using them in place of spinnerbaits of late (as a go to) especially when the water is more on the clear side. It's hard to beat a spinnerbait in murky or muddy water though...
I fished solo yesterday and caught a bunch of these fellas on a green pumpkin chatterbait:
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Nice photos Fat Boy. :)
Those are some fine looking mixed bag of fish.
I really like your Jan. musky. Nice to be open water fishing by then. 8)
I have not really tried a chatter bait yet, looks like I might have to some time. ;)
Wonder how well they work for pike and walleye? :unsure:
WW
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Thanks WW.
I haven't caught a walleye or pike on them, but chain pickerel crush them, so I'd imagine pike would too. I would think that walleye would too if you fish them deep and slow, or maybe at night when they come in shallow.
I use my own trailers on them, either a 4-5" grub or perhaps a ringworm rather than the trailers that they come with simply because I like that extra action and vibration.