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Bolton Lake
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Most of the time, our weather was very good. Here, the boats sit waiting for their day's work to begin. There are only two fishermen and a guide per boat. We got lots of attention. | ||
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This is Willie, our guide. He did it all.... got us to the fish, recommended baits, fixed lunch, you name it. | ||
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This net got plenty of use. | ||
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Now, once again. This is Bob, the fisherman. I got more fish. |
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And this is David, the photographer. He got more pictures. |
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But we both got all the Walleye we could eat every day for lunch. | ||
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If you're into high tech gadgets, your GPS will
work just fine on Bolton Lake. After all, there isn't anything to interfere
with it. It was pretty common for it to track 5 to 7 satellites at a time. Willie didn't need it. This was another one of David's toys. |
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Even the smaller Walleyes have big ambitions. This one hit a 4 inch spoon for all it was worth. | ||
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Of course the Northern Pikes are my favorites. They'll fight all the way to the boat. | ||
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This one is finally worn out. But we put him back - like all the others - and hope to see him another day. | ||
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Just for reference, this is why you should keep your fingers out of a Pike's mouth. | ||
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This is a 22 inch Whitefish. There aren't many in Bolton Lake - almost all Pike and Walleye. | ||
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