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Marc Martyn
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RE:Whoops!

Post by Marc Martyn » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:25 pm

For the East Sider's, Bead Lake has some good Ling in it.
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RE:Whoops!

Post by kuttkilla » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:27 pm

Marc Martyn wrote:For the East Sider's, Bead Lake has some good Ling in it.
You're talking about fresh water ling...Burbot? Right? They are much different than pacific lingcod... Some lakes like Katchless has burbot in it...not sure if Lake Cle Elum does or not...it might...
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RE:Whoops!

Post by Marc Martyn » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:51 pm

Since Aaron has addressed the original issue of the picture being in the wrong place, I am moving the thread to saltwater discussions, since it has transformed into it.

Just a little housekeepingo:)
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RE:Whoops!

Post by koryrasmussen55 » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:56 pm

hopefully after saturday ill be eating ling cod for dinner :cheers:
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RE:Whoops!

Post by A9 » Fri Mar 28, 2008 2:30 pm

kuttkilla wrote:
Marc Martyn wrote:For the East Sider's, Bead Lake has some good Ling in it.
You're talking about fresh water ling...Burbot? Right? They are much different than pacific lingcod... Some lakes like Katchless has burbot in it...not sure if Lake Cle Elum does or not...it might...
Chelan is well known for having burbot in it...
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RE:Whoops!

Post by zen leecher aka Bill W » Fri Mar 28, 2008 3:31 pm

Shallower water lings are fun to fish for with bass gear and half ounce jigs w/6 inch grubs. They can rip out some line and also bite you off.
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RE:Whoops!

Post by CraigVM62 » Fri Apr 18, 2008 7:36 pm

One of my best experiences ever was the first time I went out with a friend in his boat bottom fishing.... I was pulling up a small, maybe 12" long Ling and expressed my disappointment as soon it was close enough to the surface to see it's size. My friend told me to give it some slack, allowing it to start swimming back down. While still in view, another Ling, maybe only twice the size of the one I had hooked, came up and chomped down on my fish. He didn't release until I was pulling them both out of the water. I enjoy fishing for them based on their aggression factor alone :)
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