Author Topic: Ice pics 06/07 (Read 35578 times)

PGKris · « **Reply #90 on:** Jan 04, 2007, 09:04 PM »

26 5/8" man

You know what you gotta go do

Later

salmoncandy · « **Reply #91 on:** Jan 04, 2007, 10:25 PM »

well I see that the fish started an inch after the tape and ends at 26(which is the fork of the tale) that adds up to 24,, keep up the newfie math.
SC

PGKris · « **Reply #92 on:** Jan 04, 2007, 10:29 PM »

Try again. Lonewolf measured it at 26 5/8"

salmoncandy · « **Reply #93 on:** Jan 04, 2007, 10:32 PM »

If i was genorous id give you 25 5/8 as it starts 1 inch after the tape, maybe its hard to see on your 12 yo 14 inch curved monitor

ianwuzhere · « **Reply #94 on:** Jan 05, 2007, 12:25 AM »

yup nice pix Kris, keep em coming!!! Pretty nice lookin bow, be hard to beat- i see not quite 26" on the pic. nevertheless- be pretty hard to beat i think. Well till i go out that is

spike024 · « **Reply #95 on:** Jan 05, 2007, 08:14 PM »

Quote from: salmoncandy on Jan 04, 2007, 10:32 PM

If i was genorous id give you 25 5/8 as it starts 1 inch after the tape, maybe its hard to see on your 12 yo 14 inch curved monitor

never gets old razzing pgkris!!!!! shes a nice red bullit that trout..planning on picking up a 30'' 12pound silver bullit tomorrow 8) im on to ya buddy!! 2 days off solid fishing is in order

git er done
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PGKris · « **Reply #96 on:** Jan 06, 2007, 12:31 AM »

Ya it looks shorter cause it's curled downward. Oh well. I haven't seen many bigger that have been posted pre-tourney. And the fishing is slowing down now. Good luck boys

TGF · « **Reply #97 on:** Jan 06, 2007, 01:02 AM »

Slowing down you say...sounds like the time to pull out my Marmish. You are probably right that it is slowing down. Good luck all

PGKris · « **Reply #98 on:** Jan 06, 2007, 01:05 AM »

I am going for a walk tomorrow TGF

First time this year. Should be a hoot. I am looking for 20+ fish this trip!

fish-slayer · « **Reply #99 on:** Jan 06, 2007, 01:13 AM »

Good luck on that walk kris go get em.

PGKris · « **Reply #100 on:** Jan 07, 2007, 03:13 PM »

Let me know if this works for you guys....a little sample from our trip yesterday.....

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v355/PGKris/?action=view&current=2007W-Jan6-Vid-Hothole.flv

fishmann · « **Reply #101 on:** Jan 07, 2007, 03:31 PM »

Was the cameraman having a seizure? I feel dizzy after watching that. Yes it did work.

PGKris · « **Reply #102 on:** Jan 07, 2007, 03:42 PM »

lol that was me....

My bad. I was running towards him

PGKris · « **Reply #103 on:** Jan 07, 2007, 03:59 PM »

The rest of the story:

Headed out just after light, first on ice. As always. Tons of little guys.....biggest was about 14".

The scenery to start:
Hiking in:

Cool shot:

Island:

A few macro shots:

This one had a really nice copper colour:

And does anyone know what this is? A parasite or a disease? About 40-50% of the fish caught had it and I've never seen it on any fish in there before.... (Looks similar to a disease I see on squawfish in Summit Lk.)

Yay for the anything category....lol

Kev:
Gettin ready:

First fish caught ice fishing

Couple of monsters:

Me with a few:

Keepers:

Video to come if I can get it uploaded. Had lots of fun but would have been better if the bigger fish had been biting.
Tight Lines
Kris

TGF · « **Reply #104 on:** Jan 07, 2007, 04:23 PM »

Same thing at another lake I fish at (Kathie). A ton of brookies but all very small....well 10-13 inches. Too many fish for the availible feed. Then they get stunted. I know in Kathie lake I will never eat any fish out of there. They are soft, mushy and tasteless. I think they should put in a "No limit" for a couple years on that lake to thin them out. I also C&R lots but sometimes I like to take a meal home. Even C&R guys like to catch bigger fish than there. Fish were so stupid there that I pulled my lure up my 8 inch hole while sight fishing, the little brookie followed it right up hole and when I pulled it about an inch out of water, he jumped for it, bang, fish on...or should I say mushy minnow on.

Nice pics you got there

PGKris · « **Reply #105 on:** Jan 07, 2007, 04:32 PM »

I've been told the ones from Camp aren't bad at all. They definitely need to be thinned out. I've got noone to feed them to, or I would have taken a limit.

British Columbia · « **Reply #106 on:** Jan 07, 2007, 06:12 PM »

PGkris -

Those black spots are likely to be encysted dormant larval stage of a flatworm parasite. If you want to get a little scientific about it - you can call it digenetic trematodes......or more simply black spot / black grub.

Those spots appear black as it is a response by the host fish to the parasite which produces a dark pigment which is deposited in the tissue surrounding the cyst.

They have existed in Camp Lake for quite some time and it is not an uncommon occurence.

Is the fish safe to eat - you bet.

British Columbia · « **Reply #107 on:** Jan 08, 2007, 01:01 PM »

Quote from: PGKris on Jan 08, 2007, 11:46 AM

I figured they were tremmys.

And does anyone know what this is? A parasite or a disease? About 40-50% of the fish caught had it and I've never seen it on any fish in there before.... (Looks similar to a disease I see on squawfish in Summit Lk.)

Obviously you didn't. You stated in your picture post that you had never seen it before and had absolutly no clue what they were. You were asking if anyone knew what they were.

Nice try.

I don't know who GG is ? you've lost me on that one.

British Columbia · « **Reply #108 on:** Jan 08, 2007, 09:08 PM »

Quote from: PGKris on Jan 08, 2007, 01:29 PM

Wow you sure like to be an a$$ don't you? I said I've never seen it in that lake before. What makes you so qualified hmm?? I suppose you know best, you are one of the internet's unbelievably talented armchair biologists. Don't you ever do anything besides pick fights?

As far as being a fairly new person on here, I can see that PIKEGUY nailed it.

First of all, I merely answered in a civil way to your curiousity as to what the black spots were.

Then you come back to say that you knew they were tremmys, then tried to say I spelt it wrong when maybe you should broaden your own education and know you can spell it the way I did and then you further claim in the same sentence that someone told you it was a disease. Simply put, if you knew they were tremmys, then you'd know its a parasite! Something doesn't seem right!

Obviously you have some issues with humble pie and accepting the fact that its ok not to know something.

Grasshopper · « **Reply #109 on:** Jan 08, 2007, 09:17 PM »

wow its been awhile since ive been on... Lots of fish taken by pg kris, right on buddy!

and i see fish slayer is slaying them as well

i haven't really been able to get out as much this year but there is still plenty of time to go fishin. i really wouldn't mind hittin eena or dragon soon i hope

well keep up the good fishin guys, ill see on the flat top

PGKris · « **Reply #110 on:** Jan 08, 2007, 09:22 PM »

I never said I knew what they were, I asked if anyone did. You said they were digenic trematodes. OK that's one man's opinion. Backs up one story I've heard about them. I have been flip-flopping about what they are and until someone verifies for me what they are with 100% certainty I will continue to be skeptical. Can you not see why I would be more than hesitant to take your word as Gospel? Your first 10 posts on the site seem to solidify my position. You also made some crack about rookies wearing jeans....well I'm sorry I didn't realize it was -25C outside and I was going to die wearing denim....I'll be sure to wear woolkills next time out...sheesh.

Grasshopper if you want to head out let me know anytime and we'll try to plan something. We'll see what the big guns do to my rainbow lead on mon/tues. I might be planning another trip down south. Tight Lines
Kris

salmoncandy · « **Reply #111 on:** Jan 09, 2007, 11:11 PM »

seems like this topic is too hot to handle

springer · « **Reply #112 on:** Jan 10, 2007, 01:03 AM »

careful or you will melt all the ice on our lakes with such heated discussions.

salmoncandy · « **Reply #113 on:** Jan 11, 2007, 11:37 PM »

just for funzies check out this one from a friend of mine , near Kamloops

PGKris · « **Reply #114 on:** Jan 12, 2007, 12:21 AM »

Nice......really really nice

salmoncandy · « **Reply #115 on:** Jan 12, 2007, 01:30 AM »

he showed pics of a few like that he caught 12 that size in about 4 hours on a nymph

PGKris · « **Reply #116 on:** Jan 12, 2007, 01:44 AM »

Yep they grow some big ones down in that country.

fish-slayer · « **Reply #117 on:** Jan 12, 2007, 11:14 AM »

Yep thats a nice bow no doubt about it.

tip-uptwo · « **Reply #118 on:** Jan 12, 2007, 10:00 PM »

Kris, way to get a great little snack

...amazing patterns those speckies have

PGKris · « **Reply #119 on:** Jan 13, 2007, 03:12 PM »

I dunno man, there's something about a 10" speck in good colour that beats a 5 pound rainbow any day. Especially when I can pull em out by the dozen

I love them fish.....someday I'll go back east and fish them in their native waters

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Author Topic: Ice pics 06/07 (Read 35578 times)