SharkHunter

Pic,s rock, but little fleet rules, hes the best pic, great job guy's and tight lines always.

I would agree with u and think that this fish had lived for quite a while to get that big, which is why i did not hesitate to put it back in the lake. Also, as noted by Captain Pierleoni he is taking clients out and they are catching trophy class lakers here in our lake as opposed to traditional NWT lakes which speeks volumes to the fishery we have available to us. Also with the tough year we had last year the lakers helped save many slow days and what could have been fishless charters for some, so they are a more valuable fish then credit is given too them sometimes.

tight lines to everyone and thank you for the comments

Trolled from the oak to Devils nose and picked through some nice lakers. Caught my personal best so far which was a beautiful 26lber, he still swims for derby. Caught 30 over 40 fow on the rigger, golden perch stinger.

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Awsome job. i am glad u started this up again, i loved watching the progression of ur fishing pictures last season, it was my favorite post to follow. u sure have those fish dialed in up their. kudos for taking ur brother out that something he will remember.

tight lines

2nd on the a++, cant think of a better present for a kid then a fishing day with the family.

great job

They are Great lakes Planers, work great and the best part are their made in NY, and the owner is fantastic to deal with.

Thanks

Beautiful boat u did a great job on the floor. plus i agree with you on the peanut donuts, tooooo many crumbs to clean up:)

Actually its a crestliner sabre 24 foot model with hard top. We have put together a alot of boats and i would consider them my brother's in arms when it comes to salmon fishing.

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You know when you have good friends because they show up on a 25 degree day for an outside project. New planer/ arch system was installed today. Finally cured some cabin fever.

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congrats!!! cool to see another one fall into our sportsman ranks and best of luck to both of u.

Absoulty beautiful!!!! u are the man and a die hard diver hunter. Nice work on some of the most grueling weather diver hunting has to offer. Its a true pleasure to see old school diver hunters put the effort in to score on those late season birds. I know that its more work then reward usally but all fun when its said and done. Good luck and keep the pics coming.

Thanks:)

i would recomend doing what u want to do to make ur purchase feel validated. Their can be endless things to look at or for with any type of boat purchase. I had a compression check done on my boats that were purchased and it defiently put my mind at easy before hitting the open water.

Good luck

I have personally had Shawn Bartnett look at boats for me and would highly recommend him for a survey. He is extremly knowledgeable and will take the time to explain, teach and show u what the condition of the boat is. He has saved me from what cld have some bad choices, tons of money and or real headachs out thier.

Good luck in your quest for a new boat:)

Was it December or April? Today was December 27th but the weather was great and felt more like april. Went out for an afternoon of what will probably be the last day for this years trolling season. Had to start late because of a family obligation but we did manage a decent afternoon bite. Two buddies of mine got on the morning bite and they crushed them early... ( wish i could have been there) Our afternoon bite was slow to start but picked up at last light. We had a wide range of surface temps which scattered the fish a bit. We searched anywhere from 8 - 18 fow. The water was crystal clear from about 12 fow to shore. We sent the planer boards out first thing and our spread consisted of smithwicks, rapalas and challenger sticks. All the sticks were black n silver. Ran two spoons off the riggers but they were silent for the day. leads off the boards were anywhere from 200 back to 75. Our 90 and 75 leads took the most shots and the long lead took our biggest fish of the day. Best speed for the day was right at 2.0mph with an east troll being the best. Our best fish was a nice 12lb male who took off for a nice run the rest were cookie cutter browns 4-6 lbs. It was a blast hearing the line scream from the drag like a salmon. I thought this would cure the trolling itch but it only added more fuel to the fire, none the less it felt great to get out and set lines, hear the riggers hum, and see a few rods bounce. Spring cannot come soon enough!!!!

Location: Bear creek

Fow: 8-18

Temp: 41-49 degrees

Speed 1.7 to 2.6

went: 8 for 11

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Thats awsome!!! congrats and merry christmas to ur family

nice job:) sounds like u will remeber today for a long time.

No!! thank you shawn for the boat and my family really thanks you. We went out twice today and they had smiles the whole time they were on the boat. You kept the girl up very well and it shows as even my wife said it looks great.

You are always welcome aboard anytime,anyplace:)

Thank you

Way to go on a rough water trip. Looks like u dialed in the steel nice and as always ur reports are a thrill to read.

Thank You

I second the independent surveyor. Saved me from two situations that wld have been real bad.

Well done, and very nice report keep it up.

That's awsome

i watched two guys last week jump start a boat with their truck at a sate launch last week. The scary part was watching the jumper cables sit in the water while they turned the boat over. Nothing happened luckily other then tying up the launch forever!!

Awsome report and great job with the details. It really puts it in perspective to how u guys along with many other teams ramped up thier game for a great tournmanet.

Thanks for sharing.

Awesome!!! Nice to see ur dad get some boat time on such a great trip.

Nice, love ur reports.