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Originally Posted by Drewski Canuck
Can the successful Pigeon Lake whitefish fishermen tell me if they are finding blood worms in the stomachs of the fish they are catching?
We had success on all variety of fish and big fish at Calling lately, and a perch barfed up a pile of 1 inch long bloodworms??? Very red to reddish brown and rather thin, so now we are trying to match the hatch on them to see if it works better than what we have been catching on so far.
Funny thing is the big white I caught at Calling did not have a pronounced hump on the back like the Pigeon Lake fish in the pictures. Just long, thick, and deep bodied.
I suspect that there is an Alberta Record swimming in there. But to catch them consistently is the puzzle.
Drewski
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I’ve caught a bunch of whites from pigeon with worms in the stomach and it was a mixture of red, green, brown, teal looking color wire worms. But as of lately no worms in them just shrimp I also think the ones that had the worms in them were more bottom feeders than mid column feeders.