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    Posted: 01 January 2007 at 05:05

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just some pictures of our last ling trip. We kicked but and were fishing at Newlin Creek Reservoir in MT.

 

 

 

 



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 Well I have done a better job of posting but I think you get the idea!!!
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very cool D!

now get over the the recipe forum and tell us how you cook those things!

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also, what bait do you use? do you use ice jigs? we've got a reservoir here that would be grat for northerns and panfish, but i haven't been icefishing for probably 20 years!
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We Never eat any fish 

 We just love to catch them. The only thing to use for ling is

SUCKER MEAT

on a plain hook and a good sized sinker.

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I'm glad you don't eat them, they look NASTY.  Seriously, I had to google them to find out they are Burbot (still don't want to eat them under that name)   I bet your "lings" would make awsome Sturgeon bait. 

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i figured that being related to cod, they would make some good eating. supposedly the milk river has ling/burbot....i might have to see if i can catch a few and will give them a try.
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They are good eatin.  You take the back meat and boil it then dip it in melted butter.    I haven't had any in many years.  I hope to get some this winter.

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