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Canada => Ice Fishing North West Territories => Topic started by: Drifter_016 on Nov 28, 2016, 12:05 PM
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Figured I'd put this here as well as the main forum so it doesn't get lost.
Hopefully it gets certified. ;)
That thar is a mess of good eating and nearly 3#s heavier than the current WR!!! :clap: :thumbsup: :bow:
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Drifter did you see his sweet jig in the CBC article?
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/world-record-loche-fish-aklavik-man-1.3875009
I had good luck for Burbs on Takhini R. here in Whitehorse, but the ice was so full of sand I didn't even get all 10 holes in for my set lines before the blades were too dull to cut. I wonder how they're getting around that on the Mackenzie? Thinner ice in November I suppose anyways...
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I had good luck for Burbs on Takhini R. here in Whitehorse, but the ice was so full of sand I didn't even get all 10 holes in for my set lines before the blades were too dull to cut. I wonder how they're getting around that on the Mackenzie? Thinner ice in November I suppose anyways...
Get yourself an auger with chipper blades.
The shaver type blades dull quickly in sandy ice.
You can pick up a new auger for your current powerhead. ;)
Interesting hook. :)
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WOW! Drifter that is an awsome fish. congrats. Terry is impressed with your WR. I hear its -40c up there today,now thats cold. I am expecting you to put some entries in the shanty derby maybe the grandpa burbot. Tight lines.
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WOW! Drifter that is an awsome fish. congrats. Terry is impressed with your WR. I hear its -40c up there today,now thats cold. I am expecting you to put some entries in the shanty derby maybe the grandpa burbot. Tight lines.
Not me. Just some fella in the NWT that caught a big honkin' burbie!!! ^_^
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well drifter nice to know there there anyway. Supposed to be warming up this coming week +4 temps around here so good time to make up for lost time on the ice. Tight lines.