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Author Topic: Bull Elk-Columbia River  (Read 1459 times)

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January 01/17/09, 11:23:18 AM

Offline Woody

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Bull Elk-Columbia River
I got this passed on to me by a friend. He got it sent to him by Mike T.  I don't have any more info. on this-sorry.  I can't imagine bringing it up and seeing this!

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Mike T. of Spokane Washington, caught this 6x7 bull that was caught in his downrigger.  It was killed by an achery hunter.  Mike was fall fishing Salmon on the Columbia River.  It was brought to shore and released.








Thanks for sharing T!  :happy1:
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January 01/17/09, 10:17:53 PM Reply #1

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Re: Bull Elk-Columbia River
that's nuts!  I would imagine that would be a catch of a lifetime!
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January 01/19/09, 05:36:34 PM Reply #2

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Re: Bull Elk-Columbia River
"It was killed by an archery hunter.  It was brought to shore and released."   :scratch:

What a catch though.
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January 01/19/09, 05:47:21 PM Reply #3

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Re: Bull Elk-Columbia River
My guess is....the arrow was still in the Elk.  Of course it was dead, dragged up by the cannonball of the downrigger. (Just guessing) And they they brought it to shore and unhooked it from the lines.  At least that's how I understood it.   I'd hate to catch it after it has been decomposing after a while!  I've caught cleaned fish remains on Winnie-not good on a hot August day!  :puke:
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January 01/19/09, 05:53:40 PM Reply #4

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Re: Bull Elk-Columbia River
Jeff - You forgot the part where he tried CPR for 15 minutes... then pronounced it dead.
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January 01/19/09, 06:35:46 PM Reply #5

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Re: Bull Elk-Columbia River
I try not to think about such things...besides this was Washington, not Arkansas.   :rotflmao:
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January 01/19/09, 06:49:30 PM Reply #6

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Re: Bull Elk-Columbia River
Quote from: JCAMERON on January 01/19/09, 05:53:40 PM
Jeff - You forgot the part where he tried CPR for 15 minutes... then pronounced it dead.

"Come on Billy!!  Wake up!"
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