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Dawn Gilfillan
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OMG!!! I wish he was holding it differently, but I had to post this fish anyway.
Please forgive... he put it back and that is more than most would do.
Best Fishes
XO Dawn
By Dave Dorazio, Field Editor
As a long-time musky guide, I’ve shared my boat with anglers of all proficiency levels. I’ve fished with musky hunters who have caught literally hundreds of muskies, including some huge fish. I’ve also fished with angl…
Profile Information
- Real Name:
- Dawn Gilfillan
- Website:
- http://www.ontariofishingcamp.com
- Years Musky Fishing:
- Just the beginning.
- Personal Best Musky:
- Still a virgin... :(
- Occupation:
- Fish-ing Lodge Op-er-ate-or: A plumber, electrician, tour guide, carpenter, chef, janitor, waste disposal, gas attendant, barrista, therapist, fishing instructor, boating instructor, meteorologist, mechanic, painter. Marketing, Book keeper. Jack of all trades, master of none.
- Clubs:
- Muskies Canada
- Boat:
- 17' Polaris Rhib Inflatable
- Favorite Waters:
- The Upper French River & Lake Nipissing,
Maui Hawii,
Baja Mexico
Pacific NorthWest
Yes, in that order.
- Favorite Style of Fishing:
- Top water, in a far away bay, a no one could ever find you kind of bay.
- Favorite Lures:
- Mepps Muskie Killer
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Six Steps To A First Musky http://bit.ly/q7LfX Best Fishes xoxo Dawn
By Dave Dorazio, Field Editor
As a long-time musky guide, I’ve shared my boat with anglers of all proficiency levels. I’ve fished with musky hunters who have caught literally hundreds of muskies, including some huge fish. I’ve also fished with anglers who are complete novices who have never even fished for muskies.
At the University of Esox musky schools, anglers introduce themselves and divulge the number and size of muskies they’ve caught. While many of the students have some large fish and… Continue
As a long-time musky guide, I’ve shared my boat with anglers of all proficiency levels. I’ve fished with musky hunters who have caught literally hundreds of muskies, including some huge fish. I’ve also fished with anglers who are complete novices who have never even fished for muskies.
At the University of Esox musky schools, anglers introduce themselves and divulge the number and size of muskies they’ve caught. While many of the students have some large fish and… Continue
Posted on June 12, 2009 at 7:12pm —
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 11:31am on August 13, 2009,
Annette Thomas said…
- just signed up to Musky Link, i dont know what for but here I am
- At 5:51am on August 13, 2009,
Figure8Phil Blanck said…
- Hey Dawn,
Did you see the pic. of the guy with the 60"er on this site? NICE!
So, how is your quest for your 1st. Muskie going? Have you been out fishing for them this season yet? Good Luck!
- At 8:13pm on June 12, 2009,
Figure8Phil Blanck said…
- Hi Dawn,
Welcome to MuskyLink! Sounds like you've got your work cut out for you. Your challenge, if you so choose to except it, is to successfully Catch & Release a Muskellunge that is 30 inches or longer this summer and to post pictures of said release on your MuskyLink page. We're ALL pulling for you! So, GOOD LUCK and don't get discouraged, it will happen with "Time On The Water"!
Phil
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