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Happy Newyear 2010

pat

PM(ZTB) wrote:
Happy Newyear 2010

pat



nice one (what is it??? G)...and thanks for the photo. good to see
some activity here.

jeff

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PM(ZTB) wrote:
Happy Newyear 2010

pat
nice one (what is it??? G)...and thanks for the photo. good to see some
activity here.

Hey Jeff,

I believe that's a Zander. A European relative of the walleye.
--
Steve Huber
Executive Producer/Editor in Chief
OutdoorFrontiers Multi-Media LLC
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com

Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers.com wrote:

"jeff" wrote in message
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PM(ZTB) wrote:
Happy Newyear 2010

pat
nice one (what is it??? G)...and thanks for the photo. good to see
some activity here.

Hey Jeff,

I believe that's a Zander. A European relative of the walleye.

thanks steve...i thought it looked like a walleye, but it just didn't
seem comparable to the only one i've actually seen. we don't have
walleye in eastern nc, but i've heard there are some in our mountain
lakes near dams. the only one i've seen up close was the one i caught in
the wisconsin river near merrill close to where the river disappears
completely into those huge redwood pipes. caught it on a wooly bugger
while fishing for smallies.

jeff

"jeff" wrote in message
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers.com wrote:

"jeff" wrote in message
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PM(ZTB) wrote:
Happy Newyear 2010

pat
nice one (what is it??? G)...and thanks for the photo. good to see
some activity here.

Hey Jeff,

I believe that's a Zander. A European relative of the walleye.

thanks steve...i thought it looked like a walleye, but it just didn't seem
comparable to the only one i've actually seen. we don't have walleye in
eastern nc, but i've heard there are some in our mountain lakes near dams.
the only one i've seen up close was the one i caught in the wisconsin
river near merrill close to where the river disappears completely into
those huge redwood pipes. caught it on a wooly bugger while fishing for
smallies.

jeff

Hey Jeff, I used to live up in that part of the world and fished the
Wisconsin River quite a bit.
--
Steve Huber
Executive Producer/Editor in Chief
OutdoorFrontiers Multi-Media LLC
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com

On Wed, 6 Jan 2010 18:57:59 -0600, "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers.com"
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"jeff" wrote in message
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers.com wrote:

"jeff" wrote in message
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PM(ZTB) wrote:
Happy Newyear 2010

pat
nice one (what is it??? G)...and thanks for the photo. good to see
some activity here.

Hey Jeff,

I believe that's a Zander. A European relative of the walleye.

thanks steve...i thought it looked like a walleye, but it just didn't seem
comparable to the only one i've actually seen. we don't have walleye in
eastern nc, but i've heard there are some in our mountain lakes near dams.
the only one i've seen up close was the one i caught in the wisconsin
river near merrill close to where the river disappears completely into
those huge redwood pipes. caught it on a wooly bugger while fishing for
smallies.

jeff

Hey Jeff, I used to live up in that part of the world and fished the
Wisconsin River quite a bit.
Yeah..........he caught some HUGE brookies there. Cooked 'em up with
Spam!

I believe that's a Zander. A European relative of the walleye.

It is a Zander, I don't know if it has an English language name.
George in Las Vegas

Do they get any bigger than that?
George in Las Vegas