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Good evening to you all. The Steve Dixon group from Wathaman are super happy with their 51 and 1/2 inch pike. The pictures they took were on a blackberry and we had no way to put them on my computer so I am waiting for them to email the pictures. The fish was so big they couldn't get it all in one photo so they took two. The photographer backed up so far he almost fell in the water but did get pictures. I will post them as soon as I get them. I only hope I can take them from my email to my blog with little difficulty - I am not computer savvy. I will do my best.
They also caught a 42 inch pike which I have a picture of. The caught a hugh number of trophy pike over the 30 inch range. They have been doing their annual fishing trip to various camps for the last 20 years and are experienced pike fishermen. They claim this was on of the best trips they ever had and say they will definately be back next year.
There is no one here right now - no one at Wathaman either. It is raining and looks like it will stay for awhile. If anyone has the time to come fishing, we have the room to accomodiate.
Nick Hathaway, age 10 form Texax, caught and released a 30 plus inch pike on Wednesday July 6th. Over all fishing has been quite good. Pike fishing excellent, trout fishing excellent and Walleye fish weaker but started to pick up towards the end of the week. Buzz bombs are still the hook of choice for trout. Spoons seem to work for pike and jigs with night crawlers for walleye.
They also caught a 42 inch pike which I have a picture of. The caught a hugh number of trophy pike over the 30 inch range. They have been doing their annual fishing trip to various camps for the last 20 years and are experienced pike fishermen. They claim this was on of the best trips they ever had and say they will definately be back next year.
There is no one here right now - no one at Wathaman either. It is raining and looks like it will stay for awhile. If anyone has the time to come fishing, we have the room to accomodiate.
Nick Hathaway, age 10 form Texax, caught and released a 30 plus inch pike on Wednesday July 6th. Over all fishing has been quite good. Pike fishing excellent, trout fishing excellent and Walleye fish weaker but started to pick up towards the end of the week. Buzz bombs are still the hook of choice for trout. Spoons seem to work for pike and jigs with night crawlers for walleye.
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NEWS FLASH
The Steve Dickson group at Wathaman Outpost have just caught and released a 51 and 1/2 inch Northern Pike. Pictures will be posted tomorrow.
It is a beautiful day other than a few thunder heads which causes trouble with the phone. Wayne Strader just reported a fire at Mclellan Lake. The road is closed there due to back burning.
We have had some rain here and the water level is now about average. It has been windy every day for the past week.
I will give a full fishing report tomorrow, when I post the pictures.
Till then.
The Steve Dickson group at Wathaman Outpost have just caught and released a 51 and 1/2 inch Northern Pike. Pictures will be posted tomorrow.
It is a beautiful day other than a few thunder heads which causes trouble with the phone. Wayne Strader just reported a fire at Mclellan Lake. The road is closed there due to back burning.
We have had some rain here and the water level is now about average. It has been windy every day for the past week.
I will give a full fishing report tomorrow, when I post the pictures.
Till then.
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Micheal Lindbloom and his team, Matt Wicks, Darryl Hoffman and Micheal Weseen, all of Naicam just left yesterday after a two day fishing trip to Davin. Micheal and his partner, Darryl found a new Walleye hole in Lightle Bay which proved quite successful. Pike fishing was good, Micheal Weseen caught and released a 40 inch Pike. The highlight of the trip for the team was buzz bombing Trout which they had never done before. They were catching the Trout in 50 - 60 feet of water. Micheal Lindbloom caught and released the biggest Trout and according to Monte, Matt Wicks caught and released the smallest one!!!! Here are a few pictures of their trip.
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Micheal Lindbloom and his team, Matt Wicks, Darryl Hoffman and Micheal Weseen all from Naicam just left yesterday morning after completing a two day fishing trip to Davin. Micheal and Darryl found a new Walleye hole in Lightle Bay which proved to be quite successful. The highlight of their trip was using buzz bombs to catch Lake Trout in
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News Flash!!!!
Yesterday, June 24th, Zoltan Deak caught and released a 48 inch Northern Pike during his trip to Wathaman. This puts Zoltan in the lead for the Pike Master of 2011. But there is a lot of season left and we all know some of the biggest fish have been caught in July and August.
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Good evening to all. And a beautiful evening it is.
The weather has been super but dry, very little moisture and we do need rain, the lake is low,
Fishing has been wonderful for all three species. The walleye fishing could possibly be the best we have ever seen. The guests have had to release a huge number of trophy walley over 22 inches. Hooks of choice for walleye fishing is Mister Twister and double tailed jigs.
Trout are down now so buzz bombs are the ones to use.
Pike fishing is excellent - a large number of trophy pike have been caught and released. Top water lures seem to be the ones to use right now.
Congraulations to JT Dibble and his group, Jim Myers and Don Gallaher for another outstanding trip to Davin. They caught and released the following JT Pike 40, 31, 32, 32, 31, 33, 32, 34, 31, 42, and Walleye 27, 22, 22. Jim Pike 33, 31, 32, 32, 33, 43, 30, 30, 32, 33, 31, 32 Trout 26, 26, 27, and Walleye 22, 25. Don Pike 41, 31, 31, 36, 30. WOW.
Joe Kalus from Buffalo ,WY caught and released a 44 inch pike. Dennis Evenson from Clear Lake, SD caught and released a 42 inch pike and Staff Polk also from WY caught and released a 34 inch pike. These gentlemen were guests at Wathaman from the 6th to the 11th. I got pictures from them and cannot load them to my blog - sorry guys I will see what I can do when I am out next week.
Till next time.
The weather has been super but dry, very little moisture and we do need rain, the lake is low,
Fishing has been wonderful for all three species. The walleye fishing could possibly be the best we have ever seen. The guests have had to release a huge number of trophy walley over 22 inches. Hooks of choice for walleye fishing is Mister Twister and double tailed jigs.
Trout are down now so buzz bombs are the ones to use.
Pike fishing is excellent - a large number of trophy pike have been caught and released. Top water lures seem to be the ones to use right now.
Congraulations to JT Dibble and his group, Jim Myers and Don Gallaher for another outstanding trip to Davin. They caught and released the following JT Pike 40, 31, 32, 32, 31, 33, 32, 34, 31, 42, and Walleye 27, 22, 22. Jim Pike 33, 31, 32, 32, 33, 43, 30, 30, 32, 33, 31, 32 Trout 26, 26, 27, and Walleye 22, 25. Don Pike 41, 31, 31, 36, 30. WOW.
Joe Kalus from Buffalo ,WY caught and released a 44 inch pike. Dennis Evenson from Clear Lake, SD caught and released a 42 inch pike and Staff Polk also from WY caught and released a 34 inch pike. These gentlemen were guests at Wathaman from the 6th to the 11th. I got pictures from them and cannot load them to my blog - sorry guys I will see what I can do when I am out next week.
Till next time.
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