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Lake Manitoba huntiing Fishing Blog

muchmor7743 — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 21:11:10 GMT

Lake Manitoba huntiing Fishing Blog

The Right Decoy Fools Those Ducks Every Time

muchmor7743 — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 19:56:08 GMT

The first use of decoys as a means of attracting ducks and geese is credited to the North American Aboriginal Indians who used crude decoys to help lure birds within net or spear range...

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The Right Decoy Fools Those Ducks Every Time

muchmor7743 — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 16:51:29 GMT

The first use of decoys as a means of attracting ducks and geese is credited to the North American Aboriginal Indians who used crude decoys to help lure birds within net or spear range...

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Waterfowl Blinds: Best To Conceal The Duck, Goose Or Waterfowl Hunter

muchmor7743 — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 17:55:42 GMT

What is amazing is the level of camouflage that these professional duck and waterfowl blinds create. The hunter can be virtually impervious and oblivious to the waterfowl around him. That is the whole point of the waterfowl blind to the hunter is it not ?

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The Right Decoy Fools Those Ducks Every Time

muchmor7743 — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 09:45:51 GMT

The first use of decoys as a means of attracting ducks and geese is credited to the North American Aboriginal Indians who used crude decoys to help lure birds within net or spear range...

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The Right Decoy Fools Those Ducks Every Time

muchmor7743 — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 00:59:57 GMT

The first use of decoys as a means of attracting ducks and geese is credited to the North American Aboriginal Indians who used crude decoys to help lure birds within net or spear range...

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Fishing Those Killer Canadian Pike Fish Year Round

muchmor7743 — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 15:55:09 GMT

Northern Canadian Pike are reputed to be among the wiliest fish around the globe.

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You can be sure that the huge Northern Canadian Pike at the end of your rod, thrashing away, is giving you among the hardest and most challenging catches you have ever experienced in your angling career as an adventurous fisherman.

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These fish sure know where to hide and how to fight. Where and how do you find them throughout the fishing season?

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If you can find the Pike in a less belligerent mode or when you are fishing areas of lakes that where the water is �stained�, a prop bait like a Splash-Tail that will sputter across the surface will cause the Pike to make that stab.

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Pop baits can also be deadly when the killer Pike are resting beside isolated forms of cover such as giant deadheads poking their nose above the waters.

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If you wait until the water is good and cold, such as may well occur in the late fall season or in the early springtime you may well have great luck with the Pike of the seas.

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The Pike can best be found around rock structures. You might well try to catch a jerkbait during these cold water spring or late fall time fishing expeditions.

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The jerkbaits are not snagless, but you can throw a hard jerk, if there are only a few feet of water over the top of those deep weeds.

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Trout Fishing Hints and Tips

muchmor7743 — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 03:33:25 GMT

In the end it can be said that any day trout fishing is better than the best day working at the office on the job. Always remember that when you are planning your wilderness trout fishing expedition or just planning for a single day or weekend for that event of trout fishing

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Fishing Those Killer Canadian Pike Fish Year Round

muchmor7743 — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:45:40 GMT

Northern Canadian Pike are reputed to be among the wiliest fish around the globe.
You can be sure that the huge Northern Canadian Pike at the end of your rod, thrashing away, is giving you among the hardest and most challenging catches you have ever experienced in your angling career as an adventurous fisherman.

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