Lac La Biche ! - Page 2

binnzer32 · #31 07-09-2013, 11:49 AM

Hold it out all you want...walleye is a beauty but not 9.34.. that pike is like 16-19 range. How long was it?

FishingZach · #32 07-09-2013, 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by binnzer32

Great for posting pics. Not to discredit you but that pike isnt 27 nor is that pickeral just shy of 10. I was at llb this past weekend and we caught 40 walleye. Average was 4lbs largest shy of 6. Unreal fishery. Glad you slayed them.

I agree the walleye was abit odd , and could be mistaken .

CK Angler · #33 07-09-2013, 11:51 AM

Did you get a length on the 18? I'ma a die hard walleye guy so the idea of an 18 blows my mind! That is sick dude!!

Is that pic above your 18?

FishingZach · #34 07-09-2013, 11:54 AM

BUT honestly guys I'm getting sick of people questioning every thing I post , to sum it up , for you guys llb is a great fishery , and I caught many fish , we dot need to argue about sizes or crap like that , I'm just telling you what my weightscale a told me , this is dumb arguing about it

FishingZach · #35 07-09-2013, 11:54 AM

Sorry I didn't

but I go every year so next year ill make sure to

FishingZach · #36 07-09-2013, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by binnzer32

Hold it out all you want...walleye is a beauty but not 9.34.. that pike is like 16-19 range. How long was it?

I'm not trying to hold it out xD I'm telling you what my weightscale told me

binnzer32 · #37 07-09-2013, 11:56 AM

Sorry for lippin. Nice fish but a length and girth always help. Its the memories that count. .. half of my fish I don't even get pics. North end of lake is unreal eh off 881

FishingZach · #38 07-09-2013, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by binnzer32

Sorry for lippin. Nice fish but a length and girth always help. Its the memories that count. .. half of my fish I don't even get pics. North end of lake is unreal eh off 881

Ya it is! There where unreal weeds this year by the islands to

catchandeat · #39 07-09-2013, 12:01 PM

regardless if that walleye is 12lb or 20, that's a true trophy fish! thats what this forum's all about. It's crazy how they've stocked it with so many walleye, but you can't keep any.....
Anyway, congratulations on a lifetime fish

FishingZach · #40 07-09-2013, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by catchandeat

regardless if that walleye is 12lb or 20, that's a true trophy fish! thats what this forum's all about. It's crazy how they've stocked it with so many walleye, but you can't keep any.....
Anyway, congratulations on a lifetime fish

Thanks

CK Angler · #41 07-09-2013, 12:02 PM

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Here another pic

This is a definite hog forsure! Congrats!!

Hunter Trav · #42 07-09-2013, 12:09 PM

So did you take a pic of the big walleye? Post it up lets see that hog...

haywarje · #43 07-09-2013, 02:05 PM

Besides the size of these fish being suspicious (still nice fish) there is another thing worth mentioning here. Other threads on here talk about proper handling of fish to make sure we all do our part to reduce fish mortality. Weighing every fish that comes to your boat is not good fish handling for fish being released. And particularily weighing them twice with two scales. Maybe for the "potential record book" walleye, i could see it, but not every fish. My two cents.

Still sounds like a great trip and some nice fish.

Coltye · #44 07-09-2013, 02:33 PM

Nice fish yes,need to calibrate your sclaes thats for sure,nice fishing story though.

Coltye · #45 07-09-2013, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by FishingZach

It was 9.34 , we weigh all fish going to our boat

You take a picture of the average size fish you catch but not this 18lb monster you say you catch, hmm i smell bull!!!!

FishingZach · #46 07-09-2013, 02:56 PM

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You take a picture of the average size fish you catch but not this 18lb monster you say you catch, hmm i smell bull!!!!

I DIDN'T TAKE A PIC BECAUSE IT WAS BLEEDING AND I DIDN'T WAMT IT TO DIE . I want this lake conserved .

crosbyfan123 · #47 07-09-2013, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by FishingZach

BUT honestly guys I'm getting sick of people questioning every thing I post , to sum it up , for you guys llb is a great fishery , and I caught many fish , we dot need to argue about sizes or crap like that , I'm just telling you what my weightscale a told me , this is dumb arguing about it

We wouldn't question it if you never (exaggerated) the weight of every fish you caught.

FishingZach · #48 07-09-2013, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by haywarje

Besides the size of these fish being suspicious (still nice fish) there is another thing worth mentioning here. Other threads on here talk about proper handling of fish to make sure we all do our part to reduce fish mortality. Weighing every fish that comes to your boat is not good fish handling for fish being released. And particularily weighing them twice with two scales. Maybe for the "potential record book" walleye, i could see it, but not every fish. My two cents.

Still sounds like a great trip and some nice fish.

I'm young , I don't have the choice of everything my uncle does

FishingZach · #49 07-09-2013, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by crosbyfan123

We wouldn't question it if you never (exaggerated) the weight of every fish you caught.

I'm just saying what the weightscale says .

FishingZach · #50 07-09-2013, 03:00 PM

This is retarded . You guys argue it out . I'm done with this convo . Like crap ,

pikeslayer22 · #51 07-09-2013, 03:05 PM

Another Picture poster ruined for life! Congrats guys

Stewie · #52 07-09-2013, 03:08 PM

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Another Picture poster ruined for life! Congrats guys

Can't blame guys for wanting to see a pic of the potential provincial record... That's all guys are wanting to see cause we're interested

pikeslayer22 · #53 07-09-2013, 03:11 PM

True but calling him out on his weights on pics posted is another thing and a reason most people don't post pics...Sounds like a young excited OP

Stewie · #54 07-09-2013, 03:18 PM

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True but calling him out on his weights on pics posted is another thing and a reason most people don't post pics...Sounds like a young excited OP

I agree with ya... Not to mention how deceiving pictures can be...

To bad he wasn't able to get a pic of the big guy...

FishHunterPro · #55 07-09-2013, 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by FishingZach

Here another pic

Looks close like a 9lb walleye to me, beauty!

whitetailman · #56 07-09-2013, 09:58 PM

Hahahahahahahahhahahahahhahahahaahahhhahah ya I'm sure you caught a 27 pound pike and a 18 pound Wally in that lake. Might be more realistic in Ontario.. Not alberta hahaha

haywarje · #57 07-10-2013, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by pikeslayer22

Another Picture poster ruined for life! Congrats guys

I wasnt trying to ruin a picture poster. Thought the pictures were great. I do believe the 18lb walleye is suspicious, but i was trying to educate some young fisherman on proper fish handling to reduce fish mortality. He says he wants the lake conserved, so he released the "18lb'er" withouth a picture because it was bleeding. Well, i'm sorry, but maybe he should not have stuck two different scales through it's gills to weigh it. And then tell us there was no time to get a picture because it was bleeding????? Had time to weigh it twice.

keep6matt · #58 07-10-2013, 11:06 AM

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This is retarded . You guys argue it out . I'm done with this convo . Like crap ,

GEEZ some of you guys sure know how to show some class around here, maybe he did catch a 18 lb walleye, I am sure there are 20 lbers in that lake, it definitely has the elements to produce such fish..... now leave the kid alone and show some manners!! Kudos to him and his uncle for a great fishing trip and memory and thanks for the pics, nice fish.

pickrel pat · #59 07-10-2013, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by keep6matt

GEEZ some of you guys sure know how to show some class around here, maybe he did catch a 18 lb walleye, I am sure there are 20 lbers in that lake, it definitely has the elements to produce such fish..... now leave the kid alone and show some manners!! Kudos to him and his uncle for a great fishing trip and memory and thanks for the pics, nice fish.

Walleye fishing is getting very good on llb and there are some beasty pike in the lake for sure!

keep6matt · #60 07-10-2013, 11:31 AM

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Walleye fishing is getting very good on llb and there are some beasty pike in the lake for sure!

Absolutely!! Back in the heyday of Calling Lake, I witnessed with my own eyes a 38 inch x 15 lb + walleye caught in 5 FOW on the last day of fishing by a gal that was no taller than 5 feet tall, took her a long time to land that fish, I do have a pic laying around somewhere of that fish, was amazing to see that.