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    Posted: 12 June 2003 at 12:48

what's your favorite fishing hole?

i have two; can't decide between them. one is bear paw lake, south of havre, montana. the other is fort peck reservoir, on the missouri river in northeastern montana.



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 June 2003 at 01:51

I used to make a trek now and then to Chibougamou in northern Quebec, best native fishing I've ever seen. Canada has gotten so weird about firearms now that I've quit going. I always carry a weapon and I don't think spending 2 or 3 hours at their customs stations is a whole lot of fun.

The Au Sable River in upstate New York is one of my favorites for brook trout. Lake Sidney Lanier in Georgia is a pretty decent fishing hole, but is getting overcrowded.

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