2019 Season Numbers
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2019 Season Numbers
2019 Numbers:
Guest Total: 144
Northern Pike 91 – 104cm (36 – 41 inches): 312
Northern Pike 106 – 114cm (42 – 45 inches): 97
Northern Pike 116 – 124cm (46 – 49 inches): 31
Northern Pike 127cm (50 inches) and over: 0
Walleye 71cm (28 inches) and over: 7
Perch 30cm (12 inches) and over: 4
Whitefish 60cm (24 inches) and over: 3
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