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Atta Boy!! Nice report!!

Thanks!

Nice Fatty right there!!

Thanks for the report and look, they have been few and far between this year!!!

Awesome fish!!! Thanks for the look

Nice work!!! Way to stick with it!!!!

My suggestion would be to stay close to this forum!!! I am from NH and don't get to fish there nearly as much as I would like... There are a bunch of guys on here that can see the changes in the lake daily and this time of year things are changing that fast!!!! there was a pretty large fleet out the...

Sounds Fun Matt!!!!

dbrooker wrote:
Tons of big bait, but the fish I kept had nothing in him.

Same here, nothing in the stomach?! crazy with all that dying bait?!

Thanks Matt!

16.5 foot G3, grey and maroon.

really good to be on the water again!!!

Had a pretty good day Sunday. Cold start but no wind made it bearable. Warmed up quickly with the sun. Fish were pretty steady from 7am-12 then a breeze came up and we couldn't find them. that dead alewives thing is pretty crazy!! Especially the ones kibbying out on the surface... Hard to put a pres...

7/2 Sunday I had a about 30 minutes to do a quick troll while the wife and kids were on a walk. I was targeting Pike in Kellers Bay. I had on a #4 mepps with a grub twisting off the hook. The water was 66.4 degrees and I was in 10-12 feet of water. 5 minutes into the escapade my rod bends over. I kn...

Great work boys!!!

Thanks for the info and look.

saw this posted on another site so I thought I would pass it along....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxlOF06h ... e=youtu.be

great thanks,

I will keep you posted

Going to head to Lake St Catherine this Thursday. I have never fished there, the guy I am going with lives near there and wants to get into cold water fishing that lake..... There are no salmon but I understand there are rainbows and some good sized browns. Am I fishing the thermocline? or fishing t...

Dan and Tom, Matt is right you have to find that warm water. It may only be a small section, maybe where a stream or inlet comes in the lake, maybe even one you don't know is there...Like a underwater spring. That warm water may only be 100yrds long, but it will normally hold bait. Beat the heck out...