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Dave in Walker
09-18-2003, 10:43 PM
Folks, just returned from a couple of days at the Red River in Lockport. Absolutely fantastic Cat fishing! 4 guys, 2 days,200 cats, 3,200 pounds of junk yard cats. Can it get any better then that? biggest fish was 26 1/2 pounds. As Usual accomadations at Stu's on Cats on the Red make this trip the best! Shallow water=Floats, imagine catching 200 muskies on topwater baits? get the picture? thats what tieing into these cats in shallow water is like. a good way to end my cat fishing for the year, now I have to wait till next June for Lockport action.
Dave in Walker
09-18-2003, 10:43 PM
Folks, just returned from a couple of days at the Red River in Lockport. Absolutely fantastic Cat fishing! 4 guys, 2 days,200 cats, 3,200 pounds of junk yard cats. Can it get any better then that? biggest fish was 26 1/2 pounds. As Usual accomadations at Stu's on Cats on the Red make this trip the best! Shallow water=Floats, imagine catching 200 muskies on topwater baits? get the picture? thats what tieing into these cats in shallow water is like. a good way to end my cat fishing for the year, now I have to wait till next June for Lockport action.
timeout
09-19-2003, 02:08 AM
On tuesday,there was a boat filming below the dam. They were using slip floats with Strike king dip bait they are marketing next year. They got all the footage they needed in 2 hours. Their action appeared to be heavier than the surronding boats, to the point where even I may try it next year. Have tried other stuff, but natural bait always works better for me. Congratulations on what sounds like a great trip. Just waiting to see if the greenbacks make it up.
timeout
09-19-2003, 02:08 AM
On tuesday,there was a boat filming below the dam. They were using slip floats with Strike king dip bait they are marketing next year. They got all the footage they needed in 2 hours. Their action appeared to be heavier than the surronding boats, to the point where even I may try it next year. Have tried other stuff, but natural bait always works better for me. Congratulations on what sounds like a great trip. Just waiting to see if the greenbacks make it up.
Backwater Eddy
09-19-2003, 08:44 AM
Certainly a trip to remember Eh!
It is very hard to beat action like that man, what a fishery!
If you have never experienced such fishing, man-o-man are you ever missing the boat folks.
In the emortal words of Big Shanon Bredeson...Ahhhhh...Cork'n Sucks!
LOL!!! ;) Right Canuck?
Ed "Backwater Eddy" Carlson
(Vege-tar-ian), An old Indian word for "Bad Hunter".
:D
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Backwater Eddy
09-19-2003, 08:44 AM
Certainly a trip to remember Eh!
It is very hard to beat action like that man, what a fishery!
If you have never experienced such fishing, man-o-man are you ever missing the boat folks.
In the emortal words of Big Shanon Bredeson...Ahhhhh...Cork'n Sucks!
LOL!!! ;) Right Canuck?
Ed "Backwater Eddy" Carlson
(Vege-tar-ian), An old Indian word for "Bad Hunter".
:D
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