


2005 — Week 25
The week began with very heavy rain which made our Lakes
and Rivers rise. It is nice to see high water levels on our Lake as it
will be much better for the fish when the water temperatures rise. The
rest of the week saw mainly calm conditions and a few local short thunderstorms.
Fishing wise we had a fantastic week on all of our waters. As forecasted
in the last report, the first lake trout Trophies were caught. Dennis
Dresti and Tim Drasler both caught their Trophies on the same fishing
trip.
Pike fishing was also very good and we are proud to welcome Leon Gervin as a new member of our Pike Trophy Club. Congratulations to all of them! Fishing the dry fly was very successful for the Grayling and Rainbows as there have been a lot of hatches on the rivers. Small spinners worked well also for the non-fly fishermen. Everybody enjoyed a great week of fishing and company.
Statistics
Water 10 – 15° C
Air 17 – 22° C
Trophy Club Member
Namaycush > 100cm : Dennis Dresti (102cm),
Tim Drasier (101cm)
Pike > 100cm : Leon Gervin
Grayling > 47 cm :
Salmon
King > 30 lbs : Off Season
Coho > 15 lbs : Off Season
Sockeye > 10 lbs : Off Season
84 year old June Chegwin caught fish like nobody else!
Sharp teeth on this big Pike
A beautiful Bald Eagle sitting on a tree Copyright © Grayling Camp Enterprises 2005
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