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My family had a cottage on a small lake, appropriately called Little Lake, in Northumtfertand Township. It was a bass lake that became calm " glass - just right for the use of some surface baits such as the Hula Popper and the Jitterbug. They are my fa.. vorite lures for the lunlters. Since my father sold the cottage, I lost interest in fishing until my first trip to Bancroft, the home of my wife's Uncle Fred. It's not hard to regain your interest in the sport when there is someonesoen- thusiastic as Fred around. It also helps when you have someone who knows the area. Fred knew the area all right. He worked for the Department of Natural Resources, building fire roads into all of the beautiful small bass lakes in the area. Night {BE-g: one of iiiirGiLLit productive techniques. I knew that Fred was a real fisherman, the second time we visited After sitting through a blinding rain storm in his canoe and after about nine hours of fishing. we had come up with nothing. Bass fishing in Bancroft . area by John Cole "Something fishy, here". I thought to myself after hing could be more remembering ‘the small- ful and exciting at the mouth bass he had shown time than bass fishing me in the freezer the night a lakes that surround before. It was about 6h t TAS' _ 'y1rlt,asis. 'tttt 4raist-pplttbrtatr6 'firr.oNtiioiNritrtr1tt1C “IF: 't iiiiTiiii, aiirdiiight. “Could it be that Fred is keeping his favorite holes secret?" The third time, I visited him, he finally broke down. Maybe, he was afraid that we wouldn’t come up again without a bite. He took myself and Cathy down a long road that weaved so much will I thought we were going in circles. Maybe we were! We finally got there and I was holding on to my seat with both hands. You see, Fred drives those roads like they were the 401. Here was 3 small lake, not mach more than a pond, and it was clear as glass - perfect for the Jit- terbug I thought. We dragged the canoe down a small embankment to the lake and proceeded acrossthelake. There was a perfect spot - slightly weedy with a log submerged slightly. There had to be a huge Innk- er in there. My first cast and the water boiled. I had a strike. It wasn't a record win- ner but it was a good one - about / W: pound large. have kidded Fred that the fish lost a couple of pounds with its furious fight. mouth. If I had thought. I could Before the night was finished, I had brought three others into the boat and had one huge lunker get away. It had to be this long! Sure! Sure! I've heard that one before. Fred had caught three. but Cathy was blanked It'll be her turn next time, IE ”in!" v, . iiirii"ijr gang . . '/jii'i)iii'i': (- jii'ittli'ti'trir' . F ""'7"'T"'" a; iityk"vr, "t 'iiiii5 _ $1.5." 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