[fish-a-medic]

Fished the CT River yesterday. Water temp was in the mid 60's with about 1-2 ft of visibility. Launched from Haddam and fished from Chapman's cove to the Rocky Hill boat launch and back. Managed 5 large mouths all around the 2-3 pound range. 2 Rock Bass - ounces would be my guess, 1 Northern Pike 4lbs, and my first Walleye! It weighed 2.5lbs on the berkley scale - cool looking fish. I caught him in about 2 ft of water on a white spinner bait. The rest of the fish were caught on topwater plugs. Oh yeah, I managed to hook a dead lamprey eel - ewwwwwwww! Smelled like Raw Sewage! The lamprey confirmed the fact that if I ever fall overboard in the CT River, my plan will be to go underwater and breath deeply before any of those naster creatures get a chance to hook onto my ass.

All in all, a decent day.

I have pics on my cell phone, as soon as I get a chance I will post them.
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[Just4fun]

Nice job,...no sign of any stripers eh??
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[Keith T]

Nice Job on the river.....
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Pads is there anywhere more fun to fish?

[SkeeterJim]

Nice job fish-a-medic! I don't thinkl you'll have to worry about them lamprey eels considering they have better things to bite into than to suckle on your bottoms!
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