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Started by Hodgey1, November 30, 2016, 10:52:29 AM

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Hodgey1

Quote from: Canuckbass on December 18, 2016, 11:25:51 PMCongrats, you're in a good area and tons of walleye around. I'll try and plan to up for a few days and very close by. If you hear saws and hammers it's usually us. We have the giant fry pan, may need a group fish fry and pints.

Thanks CBass. I'm in! Beer and fish, sounds great.
Walleye Rock!

Hodgey1

Quote from: Canuckbass on December 18, 2016, 11:44:59 PM
This is my setup, basically all I use is jig head and Berkley Power Minnow
Great tip, I will take all the fishing tips I can get being a novice.
Walleye Rock!

Oarin

Hodgey, what cabin is your group in?

Hodgey1

Quote from: Oarin on December 20, 2016, 03:35:59 PM
Hodgey, what cabin is your group in?
We are in cabin 10 and if our group grows we'll spill into another.
Walleye Rock!

Hodgey1

I have a few fishing gear and technique questions for the forum, can I post them here on this thread I started, or should I start a new thread elsewhere?

Hodgey1
Walleye Rock!

RHYBAK

First I would suggest you do a search.
Most questions imaginable have been answered here at one time or another.

If the question is to a certain individual... P.M. them.

Other than that, start another thread.
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

T-Bone

Questions you'll find in searching:

Who catches more fish...T-Bone or Rhybak? [T-Bone]
Should I try slip-bobber for walleye?[yes]
Trolling or jigging? [trolling for a nice ride around the lake, jigging if you want to catch fish]
Lake trout in late-July? [good luck]
Anchor or drifting? [anchor]
Jigs or crankbaits? [both]
Worms or leeches? [either]
Minnows allowed? [no]
Ogopogo in Lac Kipawa? [yes, I've seen it]

Probably would learn more from your search, but I had a few minutes and took the opportunity to poke my friend Mr. Rhybak... :)


Embrace every moment...you only get it once

RHYBAK

Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

Hodgey1

Quote from: T-Bone on December 21, 2016, 03:51:47 PM
Questions you'll find in searching:

Who catches more fish...T-Bone or Rhybak? [T-Bone]
Should I try slip-bobber for walleye?[yes]
Trolling or jigging? [trolling for a nice ride around the lake, jigging if you want to catch fish]
Lake trout in late-July? [good luck]
Anchor or drifting? [anchor]
Jigs or crankbaits? [both]
Worms or leeches? [either]
Minnows allowed? [no]
Ogopogo in Lac Kipawa? [yes, I've seen it]

Probably would learn more from your search, but I had a few minutes and took the opportunity to poke my friend Mr. Rhybak... :)

How about faux Minnie's? :o
Walleye Rock!

Hodgey1

This is the first thread I started last year when I joined the forum. My purpose was to figure out where and when to go to fishing in Quebec. My group departs tomorrow, for our very first, of what I hope are many trips to Kipawa. My late Uncle "who I loved and admired" was a Quebec fishing fanatic and spent many years flying into the reservoir Gouin and was the inspiration for this trip. I unfortunately, I was only there with him once, to busy raising kids and counting pennies.  :(

In less than 48 hours I will have a line in the water and can't wait. This forum has been a wealth of help and information. Many people have offered up lots of information that I'm certain is going to go a very long way to making our trip better and I thank all of you for it!
Walleye Rock!

limacharley

Hodgey and others,

The posts from previous years are invaluable if you want to learn. It's a lot of reading but most questions have been asked and answered by seasoned veterans of fishing and of the Kipawa area.

It's a cheap way to learn too.
Everybody is a genius.
But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree,
it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.
- Albert Einstein

Ozzy30

Well have a great trip Hodgey1.  You are going to really enjoy Alwaki lodge.  Brian and Tina will point you in the right direction to catch lots of fish.  If you want some more info just Pm today and I will send you some info I have gathered over the years.  We have been to Alwaki 6 out of last 7 years.   Enjoy

WillageD

Have a great trip Hodgey! Best of luck and look forward to hearing how you made out!

SgtCrabby

Have a great trip, and please post a trip report when you get home.

Hodgey1

Quote from: SgtCrabby on July 30, 2017, 09:04:51 PM
Have a great trip, and please post a trip report when you get home.

All done Sgt! We had a great trip!!!!!!

http://kipawafishingforum.net/index.php?topic=798.msg8446#new
Walleye Rock!