John Bacon

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Actually, a license is not required to possess fish. I think that there must be more than two limits of fish involved here. Plus, the CO/Game Warden must have suspected something in order for them to inspect the freezer to begin with. I suspect that there is a little more to the story than what we are being told.

But two people each leaving a daily limit of fish would not put them over the possession limit…

These may be able solve stability problems with a smaller kayak. https://scotty.com/product/302-kayak-stabilizer/

I also find that a flash light makes it harder to see at night. Especially if the person shines it down into the hull of the boat.

I replaced mine a couple of years ago. I was able to get a custom axel from Cerka in Milton for less than Princess auto charges for their axels. If you're further east, there is a place on the south end of 35/115 (Easton's?) that has a good reputation.

A 12v motor will draw one amp per pound of thrust. So, one size up from the number of pounds of thrust should be good.

Tiger muskies tend to have rounded fins like a pike. The fins in the first picture look more pointed like a muskie. I agree with those saying it's pure muskie.

It's not has convenient as the old cable drives with a pull rope (Well, until the rope breaks). But I don't find it to be too much of an issue. Perhaps using a rope with a loop on the end will help lift it.

Mine does. Perhaps it depends on the year.

It has to be vertical to turn on. I have an Xi5. When I lift it out of the water, all the lights turn off.

It would have been fun catching that from your pontoon boat.

Maybe, but hatchery fish doesn't mean that it's a triploid.

I think the official world record bow from lake Diefenbacker is a triploid. However, I haven't seen any evidence that this brown is a triploid.

Well that's impressive. https://www.facebook.com/chris.brookins.9461/videos/166029168901030