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Posted by: sarge - Ex Member Posted on: 12/24/04 at 01:29:57
Love the burbot. Fried up they taste just like cod from Ivar's. Big, chunky flakes. Lake Chelan has them, too! Chris

Posted by: topjimmy - Ex Member Posted on: 12/23/04 at 21:58:02
yes larry they are fresh water lings(very tasty)

Posted by: Admin Posted on: 12/21/04 at 15:32:29
Burbot? I didn't know there was burbot in that lake. http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/fish/images/burbot.pdf

Posted by: Nick - Ex Member Posted on: 12/21/04 at 01:41:58
I'll go if I can take and split the expenses with someone. I don't want to tow my boat over the pass. plus it needs some work. Thanks, Nick

Posted by: larrys - Ex Member Posted on: 12/20/04 at 19:20:56
Hey there! Dave Altier at Coulee Playland says that with the mild weather...even there!, they still have smallies biting like crazy and for some reason the Burbot bite is going nuts....I think the burbot are fresh water Lings are'nt they? also he says there is a great Perch bite and he too is not happy with this Largemouth restriction in tournaments. New Years Freeze-In at Banks?? hmmmmmmmmmmm

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