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Fighting Fish - Air Bags and the Bruised Ego
By trout whisperer :: 1095 Views :: Article Rating
All this for a fish. Can you imagine all the stories that got told about one clod hopper fisherman who broke his finger when he fell trying to land a fish. Picture the words in the bubble floating like a cartoon...
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The Thousand Dollar Lake
By trout whisperer :: 1102 Views :: Article Rating
You ever have one of those wants. Mine was thirty seven years worth. I prevailed. I found the place. This lake is as much in me, as on the earth. I have thought about this lake for so long. I wanted a brook trout lake that...
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My Friend Roger
By trout whisperer :: 716 Views :: Article Rating
Roger had the gift of telling an oral story. Roger was soft spoken and no hand waver. Rogers stories were time consuming and nostalgic. With spoken word he filled my head with the funniest pictures or the warmest memories...
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Spring Trapping - Beaver Fever
By trout whisperer :: 905 Views :: Article Rating
The trap is definitely fired. I had a three thirty suspended on a dive stick that even a blind beaver could not miss, and he didn’t. Floating with the flat tail extended is a nice red phased spring beaver of about twenty five pounds. This is the third beav in two days out of this pond...
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The act of being up a Creek - Tales from a professional fishing guide
By trout whisperer :: 1130 Views :: Article Rating
Did you ever wonder, the last time you fished trout with a pro guide, what guides go through to find those magical, remote hot spots?
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Coffee Shops, Old timers, and Ice Fishing
By trout whisperer :: 1374 Views :: Article Rating
Back at the table some more locals come in and we start lying to them about where were going to ice fish. They fabricate a story as thick as the bacon on their plates and it’s off to the races. We tip the waitress and...
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Camping Solitude - and Trout
By trout whisperer :: 1786 Views :: Article Rating
It’s been all afternoon and not one other bite. I have heard the kids being called to dinner and one bout of crying from the other camp site. Daylight’s curtain is being drawn and the hint of pink from the rainbow trout is vaguely familiar in the western horizon...
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Do You Remember Your Grandparents?
By trout whisperer :: 1320 Views :: Article Rating
I was built lower to the ground, Grandpa told me that many times, so I could pick stuff up, easier for both of us. The sound of his rubber knee high boots thunkin' and thudding as he strode around the yard is a drum beat to my ears forever...
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Some Fresh Air - Red Fox Style
By trout whisperer :: 1275 Views :: Article Rating
This is the 17th set-up and I have seen zip. This is going to be my last for the day. I have snow shoed so far my legs are stiff. Lying in the cold is getting to me.   Brown ribbons where the tractors do not plow surround the fields like a fence, god made it out of cattails. I have a perch with a very wide country view...
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Lake Herring Fishing on the Knife River
By trout whisperer :: 1191 Views :: Article Rating
Knife River is a small community on the north shore of Lake Superior on the Minnesota side, between Duluth and Two Harbors. Many years ago this was a busy harbor for lake trout fisherman. Now there are only remnant families that still ply the commercial trade but are only allowed to net herring...
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Get It Before It's Gone - Your time for adventure is now
By trout whisperer :: 1068 Views :: Article Rating
You know the kind of outdoors person. They always get there buck. They limit on geese or never come back without fifty pounds of fresh harvested wild rice. You borrow the knife and its razor sharp. They look like they just stepped out of a hunting catalog, no matter the time of day. Even there sandwiches are better...
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Into the Night
By trout whisperer :: 869 Views :: Article Rating
I step outside and the darkness is everything. I stand still to let my eyes adjust. Chips of starlight appear in the night sky. Underfoot is Snow and glows white, anything above ground level appears black. If I focus directly on anything the shapes melt. So I just scan the yard. Stars and snow illuminate bit by bit...
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Reflections - Boundry Waters Canoe Area
By trout whisperer :: 1655 Views :: Article Rating
I’m lying in the sunshine on a very large rock. This piece of ancient igneous is located on the North Shore of Pine Lake in northeastern Minnesota. I did not kill myself getting here. No arduous portages. Mosquitoes? Non-existent. Paddling easily at two miles per hour with a nicely loaded canoe made for a leisurely pace...
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Fishing Echos | All you have to do is listen
By trout whisperer :: 1150 Views :: Article Rating
Now I let go with the word fishing, and not in a canyon. No echo. But the sound waves go forth. To my ears, it is first and foremost brook trout fishing in small streams. Its how I acquired my nickname. The first feeling that wells up in others could be a daredevil tossed for pike, the next, hand lining for lake trout, or jig and minnow for walleyes...
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You ever catch yourself sniffing empty shotgun shells?
By trout whisperer :: 1598 Views :: Article Rating
You ever catch yourself sniffing empty shotgun shells? In the heat of battle most of my spent twelve gauges hit the bottom of the duck boat. Exceptions to the rule occur, and those are the three inch mags that I tuck in my pocket after poking at Canadian honkers...
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