Nora ready to go
Monster creek chub caught on a fly almost bigger than it was
Down the river we go
Where are the fish, Nora?
John fishing by some old bridge ruinsMonday, June 30, 2008
Paddling the Pine River
Yesterday, John and I paddled eight miles down the Pine River, starting in the city of Pine River and taking out at Whitefish Lake. It was a pretty paddle and we saw lots of wildlife, including deer, bald eagles, a hawk, and lots of turtles. The fish were a bit scarce, but we did catch some bluegill, largemouth bass, a rockbass, and a creek chub. Nora was a good canoe dog, and she seems to do better with each trip. She'll get more practice this upcoming July 4th weekend, when we paddle/camp the Namakagan River in Wisconsin.
Nora ready to go
Monster creek chub caught on a fly almost bigger than it was
Down the river we go
Where are the fish, Nora?
John fishing by some old bridge ruins
Nora ready to goMonster creek chub caught on a fly almost bigger than it wasDown the river we goWhere are the fish, Nora?John fishing by some old bridge ruins
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How are the mosquitoes this year?
Did you get some nice fillets off of that creek chub?
out of curiosity - where were the old bridge ruins? Any idea what type of bridge used to be there?
Allison,
Out of pure speculation, I would guess it was an old railroad bridge, but I really have no idea. The bridge was over the Pine River, about two or three miles upstream of Whitefish Lake. Sorry I don't have more info for you.
Seems like a pretty good guess then!
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