Montreal Lake

[Polarbehr]

Well made it out yesterday, had a awesome time fishing on a beautiful day, landed lots of walleye and fair number of jack with smallist bein 33"12lbs n this one 44" 23lbs got to get my big one once again this year


2" bigger than last year and  5lbs more !!!! This one going on my wall, sorry about keepig her guysbut i was kicking myself last year for letting my big one go lol

[LOTALOTA]

where did you go on montreal furguson again? congrats on the monster there are planty more in the lake

[Water Wolf]

Congrats Polarbehr, she is a dandy big pike.
The average pike weighing 12lbs would sure make for a fun afternoon.

WW

[Polarbehr]

Congrats Polarbehr, she is a dandy big pike.
The average pike weighing 12lbs would sure make for a fun afternoon.

WW

Lol yea it was a exciting day it begun at 930 n ended up at 500, lost one rod due a tip-up going off, wrapped it around my chair n must bein a big fish cuz it pulled my chair 3ft n my rod was gone lol

[panthermartin]

Take it easy guy.  Still a 1 walleye limit on Montreal.

[Polarbehr]

Take it easy guy.  Still a 1 walleye limit on Montreal.

Thanks for the info ill be sure to let the chief kno dat rofl

[panthermartin]

I'm not sure what the chief has to do with anything. Was just hoping you might become aware of the effort that's been put forth to restore the walleye population on Montreal lake. They've been dumping millions of walleye in there year after year trying to develop a healthy stock like it once held.  It's public information and can be accessed through SERM; you should check it out.  They do lower limits for a reason; it's not just for their enjoyment.

[lincoln1986]

I think he may mean the chief of a FN band, but I could be totally wrong, no disrespect meant but i don't know if limits apply to FN

[Polarbehr]

I think he may mean the chief of a FN band, but I could be totally wrong, no disrespect meant but i don't know if limits apply to FN

No disrespect taken and yes that is what i meant by that comment, keep yer lines tight HAGD everyone in the tournament today at ML

[SaskWatch]

Yeah, limits don't apply to FN people. It's called sustenance hunting/fishing. Just the way it is, I'd play by the same rules.

[panthermartin]

I suggest having a second look at the sign entering the reserve; "respect, protect and enjoy". And remember that that treaty rights come with responsibilities and just because someone is treaty does not mean they must engage in an unsustainable and selfish harvest.  A lesson should've been learned from past exploitation on Montreal lake.

[sasklab10]

Yes, keeping every big pike you catch, and way to many walleye can do nothing but bad to the future fish population. I understand the sustenance fishing/hunting thing, but you have to have some personal morals as well. Montreal Lake has been fished down to almost nothing in previous years, its nice to see that someone is doing well, but if everyone kept everything they catch it will be in the same crapty position it used to be.

[ran7ger]

 i thought long and hard on how to reply to this topic and then decided i probably shouldn't. 

[SaskWatch]

I think they have every right to sustenance hunt/fish but saying you are putting that big pike on the wall may land you in some trouble. It doesn't really provide any sustenance....just saying.

[Polarbehr]

LOL ranger Id really like to hear your take on this, N taking out the big jacks probably do help the walleye population n mounting that big fish is the first one i decided to keep, i let last years big one go, n jus fo all you haters lol

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