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Canada => Ice Fishing Saskatchewan => Topic started by: friendly fishing on Feb 04, 2004, 09:12 PM
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Does anyone know the bitting situation at last mountain beach or near arlington? and I need to know the snow situation as well can I get on with a car??? ???
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Well I was out at Last Mountain beach on the north end today and the report is lousy >:( fishing sucks >:( :( I caught nothing and I got a flat tire after walking off the ice was I choked I made it home and will probably try tomorrow afternoon I know one thing I cant not get on with my car to much snow
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Last report I heard, two days ago, is that the bit is on at
Regina Beach point, perch, walleye, jack, ect.
You can walk on from the bottom of the hill.
Later TJ
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what the easiest way to get on at regina beach
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what the easiest way to get on at regina beach
Drive on HE HE ;D :P
No, do you know were Regina Beach is,
go past the Esso and all the way to the bottom
of the hill, either side of the peir,
that is where the least amount of snow is
and you you can head any direction you please
as thetrails are pretty packed down.
Word of warning:
there is a point at Regina Beach, thin ice
there is a point at Pelican, west of Regina Beach, thin ice
and there is a pressure ridge from Pelican to Little Arm
Stay on the trails near these areas.
Later TJ
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thanks tj for the info
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Please let me know how you do.
If not here, e-mail me
[email protected]
Thx TJ
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How about some reports?
No specifics, just reports.
The bit should be on a Pelicans
little arm and Grand veiw at the moment.
Later TJ
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fished robinson creek by imperial the bite was good for perch slow for walleye
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The dogs were biting pretty good at Pelican Pte. yesterday. I caught 6 in about an hour (2 were throwbacks) and either missed ,had line breaks,broken swivels or got off under the hole about another 12. When the wheels started coming off my tackle it was getting sort of nasty out anyway so I quit. They averaged about 3 - 3 1/2 pounds. Is it my imagination or are they getting smaller?
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BB:
There is an older guy and his dog that go out everyday to the point, he drives a quad or smowmobile out from the cottages at Pelican, he will know for sure if the biggens are still around. I you got something to trade, he makes his own jig heads for burbot. Big bullet head and nice stout hook, takes a lot to bend one of his. I know wwhat you mean about tackle, blow apart a few reels on those babies out there.
Later Pilsner
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That guy's a friend of mine and I talked to him on Tuesday. He said he's just been fishing with a couple of tip-ups in front of his house while he works around the yard and caught an #8 plus but I think overall the ones I've caught the last few years are smaller than before. When I first moved out there in '90 it seemed like the average size was 4 - 4 1/2 lbs. But then again we used to get 5 and 6 lb pickerel like they were for free, too. I'm going to see about getting some of those jigs, because I don't have enough strong ones for dogs. He used to cast bottom bouncers as well and made worm harnesses too, so if you want to trade for any of that, and he's still got it, he's usually willing. I traded a bunch of crankbaits for that stuff when he first started marketing it, but because I don't troll much (canoe), I turn a bottom bouncer into 3 threading needles and a sinker for carp fishing! Thanks for reminding me of him... I want to make a bunch of pyramid sinkers and it might be easier to hire him. He cast the anchors for my decoys way back.(http://www.sharemation.com/caretaker/RICHA~10.jpg)
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That's an awsome pic of Pelican!
Hope you don't mind, i saved it and made it my desktop?