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<blockquote data-quote="5575" data-source="post: 31425" data-attributes="member: 410">It just depends on what size of fish your looking for, its allot like hunting!If you want something in that 8-12 lb range its hard to beat Erie.10-13.5 lbs Winnipeg, its probably at its peek right now.11-16 lbs Tobin in the fall. &quot;not as good as it once was and you'll never be able to take a trophy fish home because of the slot length&nbsp; its just to long at at 33.85 inches. Those fish up there are fat.13-17+ lbs the Columbia &quot; again its nothing like it was 10 years ago but you always have that chance of popping a fish 14+ like the 20.34 lber pictured above caught last spring out of the same pool we were fishing that week. Its a long trip and if one guy in our group takes home a trophy we are heading home happy.I asked a local fishing legend out there who was from ND originally how his day was one evening at the ramp. He said they'd only caught a couple dinks. I asked him what a &quot;dink&quot; was to him and he and his buddy calmly looked at each other and said. &quot;oh I suppose anything under 11 pounds&quot; right then I knew I was in the right place! And as far as prices of trips I'd say the average trip costs a person about 550-750.I've been lucky, since I'm a photographer allot of my trips have been about free because I sell my photos to Infisherman. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="5575, post: 31425, member: 410"] It just depends on what size of fish your looking for, its allot like hunting! If you want something in that 8-12 lb range its hard to beat Erie. 10-13.5 lbs Winnipeg, its probably at its peek right now. 11-16 lbs Tobin in the fall. "not as good as it once was and you'll never be able to take a trophy fish home because of the slot length its just to long at at 33.85 inches. Those fish up there are fat. 13-17+ lbs the Columbia " again its nothing like it was 10 years ago but you always have that chance of popping a fish 14+ like the 20.34 lber pictured above caught last spring out of the same pool we were fishing that week. Its a long trip and if one guy in our group takes home a trophy we are heading home happy. I asked a local fishing legend out there who was from ND originally how his day was one evening at the ramp. He said they'd only caught a couple dinks. I asked him what a "dink" was to him and he and his buddy calmly looked at each other and said. "oh I suppose anything under 11 pounds" right then I knew I was in the right place! And as far as prices of trips I'd say the average trip costs a person about 550-750. I've been lucky, since I'm a photographer allot of my trips have been about free because I sell my photos to Infisherman. :) [/QUOTE]

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