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    4/09/2024 7:53 pm  #1

    Coureur des Biere
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    Spring trip to Pen…worth it?

    Well I missed the update that they were opening for bookings starting May 3 so I didn’t get to book the lake I wanted.

    So I am wondering (without any specifics ofcourse) if it is worth a trip to Pen for spring trout? Or am I wasting my time?

    For some reason my PMs are acting up so if anyone wants to reply privately we can email.

    Cheers!

    Marcus

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    4/09/2024 9:45 pm  #2

    boknows
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    Re: Spring trip to Pen…worth it?

    Pen is a viable option for catching trout in May.  You also have the option of going on a day trip to Welcome, Harry and Rence which too are speck lakes.

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    4/10/2024 5:01 am  #3

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    Re: Spring trip to Pen…worth it?

    boknows wrote:

    Pen is a viable option for catching trout in May.  You also have the option of going on a day trip to Welcome, Harry and Rence which too are speck lakes.

     
    I know you have visited there countless times and are an avid fisherman so I was hoping you’d chime in! Thank you sir.

    I know technically there is trout and I assumed with Oen being a decent sized lake the fishing would be fine but wasn’t sure. Here’s to hoping!

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