Lunkers and Weather Boost Winnipeg-Metro Fishing Outlook
The column notes weather should boost fishing province wide after a slow spell. Northern areas still produce best catches, with Paul Oedekerk’s 5114 pound Lake Trout from God’s Lake and other large pike reported by Tony Friesen, W. O. Jones, and Lloyd Fisher. Duck populations struggle but may improve after recent rains and re nesting reports. The piece also discusses Canadian made firearms growth by Remington Winchester and North American Arms, and shares anecdotes from Lake Winnipegosis and Fishing Lake including Kai Jacobsen’s near giant lunker and the Clel family fishing prowess.
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Paul Oedekerk
God’s Lake
Tony Friesen
Rosenfeld
Blind Bay
W. O. Jones
Winnipeg
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Lloyd Fisher
Lac du Bonnet
William Christie
Norwood
Grand Rapids
Ducks Unlimited
D.U
Manitoba
Canada
Remington
Winchester
Cooey Company
Cobourg
Ontario
North American Arms Corporation
Toronto
Chris Wolkes
Glen Burrell
Lake Winnipegosis
Kai Jacobsen
McCreary
Jack Little
Kai
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