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Species8472	Posted: Jul 04, 2024 - 11:11 pm #permalink #1
Smolt Trout Group: Members Posts: 117 Member No.: 20215 Joined: January 27, 2023	Over this past Canada Weekend my youngest son got married in Edmonton. We flew out Thursday morning and got back home yesterday. We had a great time and the wedding was spectacular. On the Saturday before the wedding (Wedding was on Monday - Canada Day) some of us found ourselves with time to kill. So i chartered a pontoon boat on Wabamun Lake about 60K west of the city complete with a local guide and all tackle. We fished for 4 hours and landed 69 walleye between myself, my oldest son and my nephew. Was a beautiful day and the fish bite was non-stop. All fish were between 13 inches and 20 inches with 15 to 16 being the most common. Son: Nephew: Self:

sparky302	Posted: Jul 05, 2024 - 05:37 am #permalink #2
World Record Trout Group: Members Posts: 1973 Member No.: 4572 Joined: August 07, 2013	Must of been very nice getting out on that lake it looks like a good size one also. The walleye look healthy from there also ..

crappeeeman	Posted: Jul 05, 2024 - 06:38 am #permalink #3
World Record Trout Group: Members Posts: 3107 Member No.: 18589 Joined: September 15, 2020	WOW! That's good walleye fishing. How is your lightning tree doing back at the house?

Species8472

Posted: Jul 05, 2024 - 04:29 pm

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QUOTE (crappeeeman @ Jul 05, 2024 - 06:38 am)

WOW! That's good walleye fishing. How is your lightning tree doing back at the house?

Tree is all cleaned up for now but I suspect it is done for as the trunk is actually split all the way to ground level.

Species8472

Posted: Jul 05, 2024 - 04:38 pm

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QUOTE (sparky302 @ Jul 05, 2024 - 05:37 am)

Must of been very nice getting out on that lake it looks like a good size one also.
The walleye look healthy from there also ..

Was a beautiful day. Lake is about 90 square kms. So about 1/10 the size of Nip or Simcoe.

sabmgb	Posted: Jul 05, 2024 - 04:40 pm #permalink #6
World Record Trout Group: Members Posts: 2245 Member No.: 15901 Joined: April 12, 2018	now that the way to make use of some spare time.

Drew	Posted: Jul 06, 2024 - 05:57 am #permalink #7
World Record Trout Group: Members Posts: 2306 Member No.: 8190 Joined: January 11, 2015	That’s some awesome fishing action

Fishnhunt	Posted: Jul 07, 2024 - 05:57 am #permalink #8
World Record Trout Group: Members Posts: 1447 Member No.: 15869 Joined: April 04, 2018	Congrats on your son’s wedding. I like the way you celebrate the occasion.

Longshank	Posted: Jul 07, 2024 - 03:39 pm #permalink #9
World Record Trout Group: Members Posts: 10970 Member No.: 118 Joined: February 11, 2011	Forget the cake and stuff..............let;s go fishing great report

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