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#1 SmackUm

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 08:33 AM

I recently made a couple of trips to the Little Jackfish River which flows into the top end of Lake Nipigon here are some pics....
The sign... http://kamkid.pictur...6780&clid=66579
Bridge.... http://kamkid.pictur...6454&clid=66579
Inukshuk... http://kamkid.pictur...6823&clid=66579
Rope Ladder... http://kamkid.pictur...6756&clid=66579
Walleye... http://kamkid.pictur...6803&clid=66579
Speck... http://kamkid.pictur...6343&clid=66579
Bear tracks... http://kamkid.pictur...6730&clid=66579
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 09:08 AM

Those are some great photos. Thanks for sharing!
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 09:23 AM

That must be a huge bear ...
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 10:01 AM

Awesome pics :cool: . I wish we checked that out while we were up there.
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 10:17 AM

Fantastic, SmackUm! wow what pretty country you have up there... lucky you!!!!
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 10:28 AM

Thanks...Dugger & Fishingnoob...I think that I missed the big specks though CJR this part of the river is probably too far up stream for coasters from Lake Nipigon it is better known for walleye...I think that if you hit the bottom end from Ombabika Bay (Onaman River Resort) you could target those tribs much easier by boat CJR... :idea:
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 10:33 AM

ummm that's not a big speck??? lol

.... interesting to see conservation limits way up there... what's that aboot??? was there a problem?? obviously eh
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 10:33 AM

Pat, awesome report pal :cool: Keep the pictures rolling in, that is an amazing looking river :mrgreen:
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 11:15 AM

Pat, awesome report pal :cool: Keep the pictures rolling in, that is an amazing looking river :mrgreen:

Ok...Here are a few more pics...
The Bear Camp... http://kamkid.pictur...6366&clid=66579
Bear hunters on break... http://kamkid.pictur...6859&clid=66579
View from the bridge... http://kamkid.pictur...6467&clid=66529
I met a few Bear hunters taking a break fishing on the river and took a pic of one with his catch as he took in the scenery and the last shot is of the flow under the bridge which should give you an idea of this rivers size.
The Little Jackfish River & Nipigon River are much larger today than in Dr Cooks time when he caught his world record Brook Trout as a result of the Ogoki Reservoir...Waboosee And Summit Control Dam constructed during WWII to produce hydro power for the war effort...Port Arthur Ship Yard & Canada Car.
I think you would like this river D-Man it is pretty cool... 8) :)
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 12:36 PM

I forgot Dr. Cook prowled those waters... has anyone come close since, what was it? 1914???
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 12:59 PM

Dr. Cook and his 14 pounds of glory. That must of been some fish. Here is another brute, a contender. No weight on the fish so it isn't official... how could someone kill a fish like that?!?!

Brook trout pig
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 01:04 PM

Man, imagine how fun it would be to fight that on the pin lol
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 01:31 PM

Bears you say .... Lol. the place looks amazing, nice job!
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 03:47 PM

Dr. Cook and his 14 pounds of glory. That must of been some fish. Here is another brute, a contender. No weight on the fish so it isn't official... how could someone kill a fish like that?!?!

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Wow, that fish is huge! And the belly on it! Oh my!
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 04:03 PM

Dr. Cook and his 14 pounds of glory. That must of been some fish. Here is another brute, a contender. No weight on the fish so it isn't official... how could someone kill a fish like that?!?!

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good lord!!!! hmmmm indeed how could someone kill a fish like that
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 07:08 PM

Dr. Cook and his 14 pounds of glory. That must of been some fish. Here is another brute, a contender. No weight on the fish so it isn't official... how could someone kill a fish like that?!?!

Brook trout pig

Thanks for that pic...I think that Manitoba brook trout was stocked but it's genes were from Nipigon...I also heard when I was out west that the big specks in Fortress Lake BC came from Nipigon as well....I guess having good genetics helps... ;-) :)
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 09:53 PM

man great post,thanks for sharing the pics and info.wow that brook trout pig holy what a fish :shock:
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Posted 12 September 2012 - 08:53 AM

Thanks...FISHCHRIS...Yeah some big bears up there MaxHook,Jammers I carry a bear banger when I'm out on the river they aren't Grizzly Bears but one never knows...and I always tell someone where I'm going just incase something goes wrong! :idea:
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Posted 12 September 2012 - 09:00 AM

I recently made a couple of trips to the Little Jackfish River which flows into the top end of Lake Nipigon here are some pics....
The sign... http://kamkid.pictur...6780&clid=66579
Bridge.... http://kamkid.pictur...6454&clid=66579
Inukshuk... http://kamkid.pictur...6823&clid=66579
Rope Ladder... http://kamkid.pictur...6756&clid=66579
Walleye... http://kamkid.pictur...6803&clid=66579
Speck... http://kamkid.pictur...6343&clid=66579
Bear tracks... http://kamkid.pictur...6730&clid=66579



GREAT POST SMACK!

- Freakin HIGH FAST WATER man....

- The Inukshuk (Red Stone) reminds me of what my Dog used to look like when he was `Frisky` ( I know - Sick)

- Rope ladder is like from the Cliff in CASTAWAY

- Awesome looking Fish (Eye & Speck)

- Black Bear ... Female, 3 yrs old, In a happy mood



lol




ps: They should RENAME IT: BIG JACK FISH RIVER!
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Posted 12 September 2012 - 09:33 AM

- The Inukshuk (Red Stone) reminds me of what my Dog used to look like when he was `Frisky` ( I know - Sick)



:D :lol: lolz
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