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01-12-2007, 04:55 PM
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Maxhamish Lake Pickerel
http://s123.photobucket.com/albums/o...yriahsfish.flv
My daughter's 3rd fish of the day, and she is starting to get tired. 
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01-12-2007, 07:32 PM
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Nice pickerel!
If your daughter gets tired of them you can ship 10 pounds of fillets south! LoL 
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01-13-2007, 10:57 AM
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Fresh walleye!, c'mon spring!, when the walleyes are biting they are a great fish for kids your daughter did very well she will never forget that. Will be fishing at least 3 possibly 4 provinces myself this year, B.C. with srupp, local lakes here, Candle, Tobin, Canoe in Saskatchewan and maybe Manitoba.
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01-13-2007, 11:42 AM
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whatever those fillets Phil gave us were awesome..pickerel ?or Walleye??
Andy NEW reel coming up custom made by Accurate just in case you and John do get out here and maybe IF Joe is here we can get a hour on the river doing the Kalum HAWG line chance at 100 pound salmon..  Man its tough doing medivacs this time of year cold, short days and all that white below us is NOT snow its giant herds of biily goats...  steven
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01-13-2007, 12:33 PM
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Hey 'boo, I could try to send some fillets, but my kids keep a pretty close eye on any we keep, and eat them almost as fast as I can fillet them.
Srupp, most people I know don't think there is a difference between Pickerel and Walleye. The fish in this lake, as you can see are a golden color, but if you try fishing in the local rivers you will catch the same type of fish, but they are almost silver in color. I think that they are one and the same, but I am no expert. If any of you guys are in the area, and have time to kill, give me a ring. Pickerel fishing is only a 40 min Jetboat ride away
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01-13-2007, 01:36 PM
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Rock Doctor, I've worked around the Maxhamish park along time ago is the only way in to the lake by jetboat? Not that I'd ever do it any other way. Sure want to bring the boat up there for a trip one of these years. Would like a local to go with tho. Had a friend who wreked his boat up on the Tuchodi a couple years ago due to a variety of things the main part was inexperience.
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01-13-2007, 04:04 PM
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Mountianman,
The Pickerel I spoke of 40 min away by boat are at the mouth of the Snake river (runs into the Muskwa) It might be possible to Jetboat into Max, but you would have to jump about 1000 beaver dams. Actually I have always wanted to try it. The only ways into Maxhamish in the summer is by ATV or you can fly in. If i'm going solo I quad it, but if the family is coming it's easiest to take the Argo. Usually takes between 1 and 2 hours by ATV, but I have seen it take as much as 6 hours one way, depends on the rain, and time of year. It's always alot of fun. Feel free to get ahold of me, if you are in the area, If I'm home I'm usually up for a boat ride
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01-13-2007, 04:32 PM
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Joe lol IF you ask Phil or SUSAN Im up by 3 am and fish til dark when its SPRINGS...naw just trying to be polite..with the one hour "joke"
man joe thatw ould be awesome for Conrad to hook a "smilie" My sisters kid CONNOR may joins Sue and I as he wants to catch a BIG FISH.... And with the boat dont have to go far to get away from the crowd and If Andy comes out get him into less crowded conditions facing the mountains and watching those damn BIG goats...  Rock doctor Im currently "deciphering " your E-MAIL from last year re 'the springs" as in hunting... looking at all my options for stoner..all homework is being done OFF the site... Do you know Rod McCartny from Fort NELSON he was? the Paramedic unit chief up there for like 30 years..he sent me stuff on stoners but still lookingthrough my er "filing system" steven
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01-19-2007, 03:07 PM
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Here is a picture of a 10#+ walleye my buddy caught and released from one of my favorite holes on the river, been looking for a fish like this all my life but do I catch it? nooooo!, see what happens when you show you're buddies a secret fishing spot.
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01-20-2007, 08:37 PM
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Walleye fillets
Ah C'mon Srupp..I thought that BC Trout was the only fish and you were giving me a hard time about Walleye not being worthy!!
It was Slave Lake Walleye Steve. You should taste it just a few hours after it is pulled from the Lake ,seasoned and still hot coming of of the Griddle cooked in "Hot" Grapeseed Oil.
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02-02-2007, 11:29 AM
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SX2,
Nice fish, I have seen a few that big from around here, but the norm is from about 3-5 lbs. The biggest that I have seen was 17lbs, but that was brought up through the ice by some of the local "First Nations" members.  Also, a friend was out last weekend, on the ice, and cought a nice 47" northern pike. No pics of that one though. I never saw the whole fish, just the fillets.
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