NO, it's not a muskie, but it's close...
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Fish-N-Fool
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by Fish-N-Fool » Mon Dec 26, 2011 10:11 pm
My fishing buddy took off for mexico and I never did get to go out Pike Fishing. My boat is still broke down so if anyone out there would like to go out on the river for some Pike fishing I will help pay for everything. I have all the equipment as well. I fish both with bait and lures and release almost every fish as with the tribe killing them off I don't like to keep any.
With my Bait rig I have not killed a fish yet, but if you want to keep a few to eat we can keep some in the 22" to 26" range as they are the best ones to eat.
So I'm free almost any day with a little warning and we can go catch a few fish.
Pike fishing can be very good this time of year, I did very well fishing it last year at this time. We would launch out of Oldtown and fish in Washington near the Idaho boarder. So all you need is a boat (one with a canopy would be nice but not required, some pedestal seats would be nice too, as I'm old or at least I feel old.) ![Flapper [flapper]](./images/smilies/msp_flapper.gif)
that can handle the river and a Wash. license. You can use my rods and tackle if you don't have the right stuff and I will teach you how to make and use the slip bobber rig, as well as fishing swimbaits to catch catch pike, so you can do it more on your own.
If you want to go out call me, any day that the weather is decent. (Not below 30deg. and not a lot of wind)
my # is 208-265-5157
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Fish-N-Fool
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