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Wow , great report there solo , now that's some good back woods action !!!

I fished in that area a couple of years ago , We fished just outside an old CN rail village called Elsas . We had a great time as well .

Cheers

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Takes some grit doods to jungle jump through swamp like that. A calculated risk that paid off nicely too. Sorry for th elate response but I was busy writing my own shhhtuff today. Good luck next week Bill if you're still headed out. Mike, we'll have to chat soon.

 

Bill and Ted's (ahem Mike's) Excellent Adventures..... a major motion picture... whooda thunk it. lol.

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Gross!

I mean that in the best possible way.

 

I would carry the canoe, the supplies, and Mike to catch fish like that.

 

I wouldn't carry you Bill. That would be taking it a step too far.

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Amazing Report!!!! You can't stress that enough - this is the exact type of trip that I would LOVE to start doing and am hoping to in the near future. You must feel like you're living on the edge of the world on a trip like that!

 

Thanks for sharing!

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All your fishing tales are incredibly entertaining Mike, but I think this is your best story & pictures yet.

 

As the old expression goes, I felt like I was actually along for the trip.

 

Just REALLY good !!!!

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You'd have had to carry me in and I wasn't prepared to throw that burden on you's.

 

 

Fly ins might be (definitely) the better option, hopefully next year. wallbash.gif

 

Tell you what Chris, I'll carry you and your gear if you can wrangle me an invite ;)

 

Dan

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Tell you what Chris, I'll carry you and your gear if you can wrangle me an invite ;)

 

Dan

 

 

I'm sure I could swing the invite Dan but I'd like to wait till I'm able to carry my own weight.

Hopefully next year will allow me the opportunity. thumbsup_anim.gif

 

 

 

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Bring some boats with some ankle support, that boggy deadfall is murder.

 

 

Not for a country man like me! I'm better than any wildlife for goin' through that stuff. lol. Last time I actually didnt tie my boots up 'cause I was feelin' bullet proof, so I ended up with a sprained ankle. thumbsup_anim.gif

Posted

Fantastic Report as usual!

 

It is always a joy to read up on your latest fishing adventures. Looks and sounds like you and Bill had a great time.

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Wow, i got super tired just reading this!

Better than any fishing magazine story and very well written.

Information can be gleaned if anyone wants to try and duplicate this :worthy:

 

Unbelievable report :canadian::Gonefishing:

Thanks

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Solo (Mike) thanks so much for the amazing report, and thanks to Bill for navigating you (both) through the wilds, safely, so you could write it. It really was (for me) like reading a novel you just can't put down, with the most outstanding pics to enhance the experience even more.

 

As others have said ... 'you really made us (the reader) feel like we were there' ... but without the bee stings, and the crazy leg cramps. ;-)

 

Well done, and I'm definitely looking forward to our (er...I mean, your) next adventure. take care. ... Jim

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