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Xpress144
Blue Gill
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Location: Chicago, IL
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 Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 5:52 pm Post subject: Galien River info?? |
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Lookin for a little info on the Galien River.
The river is a stones throw for my folks home and never fisshed it b4, I was wondering if u guys can put me in a good spot for tomorrow. North Branch, South Branch, near the lake? take a boat? What do u guys think.. I have the waders all ready to go:)
Thanks,
Dan
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bronzeback6
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Location: Bridgman, MI
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Xpress,
The river is pretty flooded right now so I haven't been down there in a week or so. Since it's flooded try the Mouth in NB. There is a bridge that has a deep hole infront of it and shallower rocks behind it. If the river is to nasty then fish for Coho off the pier on the lake side. If you can get into a boat than fish the seams that the break wall create.
If you're fishing when the river isn't so muddy get a map and mark up where the galien R crosses roads. Park your car and start wading. I fish the North branch in a bunch of different spots.
Good Luck,
Sorry this is a little late, I think I'm the only one on here that fishes the Galien R.
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Xpress144
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bronzeback6
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Thats a great little stretch. There are steelhead, suckers, and pike that run up that far. It stinks when the water is high though.
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Xpress144
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| Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2008 10:20 pm Post subject: |
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| Walleye 2?
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bronzeback6
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Since Walleye season closes on March 15, catchable/keepable walleye are closer to the mouth of the Galien.
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Xpress144
Blue Gill
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| Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 5:26 pm Post subject: |
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I will be out this weekend and will post when I get home. The moon phase is all good this weekend so I'm sure the action will be great!
Save a life. Catch and release:)
Dan
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