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Ice Fishing In Port Hope

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    Two friends, Dave Fudge from Markham and Tim Leblanc from Sutton came down for a day of ice fishing in the Ganaraska River on February 13, 2018 in Port Hope, ON. Fudge is originally from Newfoundland and said today’s weather was like a “back home heat wave.” Within 30 minutes the pair got four on, but only managed to bring in one, which Fudge was proud to show. Pete Fisher/Today’s Northumberland
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    Two friends, Dave Fudge from Markham and Tim Leblanc from Sutton came down for a day of ice fishing in the Ganaraska River on February 13, 2018 in Port Hope, ON. Fudge is originally from Newfoundland and said today’s weather was like a “back home heat wave.” Within 30 minutes the pair got four on, but only managed to bring in one, which Fudge was proud to show. Pete Fisher/Today’s Northumberland
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    Two friends, Dave Fudge from Markham and Tim Leblanc from Sutton came down for a day of ice fishing in the Ganaraska River on February 13, 2018 in Port Hope, ON. Fudge is originally from Newfoundland and said today’s weather was like a “back home heat wave.” Within 30 minutes the pair got four on, but only managed to bring in one, which Fudge was proud to show. Pete Fisher/Today’s Northumberland
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    Two friends, Dave Fudge from Markham and Tim Leblanc from Sutton came down for a day of ice fishing in the Ganaraska River on February 13, 2018 in Port Hope, ON. Fudge is originally from Newfoundland and said today’s weather was like a “back home heat wave.” Within 30 minutes the pair got four on, but only managed to bring in one, which Fudge was proud to show. Pete Fisher/Today’s Northumberland
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    Two friends, Dave Fudge from Markham and Tim Leblanc from Sutton came down for a day of ice fishing in the Ganaraska River on February 13, 2018 in Port Hope, ON. Fudge is originally from Newfoundland and said today’s weather was like a “back home heat wave.” Within 30 minutes the pair got four on, but only managed to bring in one, which Fudge was proud to show. Pete Fisher/Today’s Northumberland
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    Two friends, Dave Fudge from Markham and Tim Leblanc from Sutton came down for a day of ice fishing in the Ganaraska River on February 13, 2018 in Port Hope, ON. Fudge is originally from Newfoundland and said today’s weather was like a “back home heat wave.” Within 30 minutes the pair got four on, but only managed to bring in one, which Fudge was proud to show. Pete Fisher/Today’s Northumberland

Two friends, Dave Fudge from Markham and Tim Leblanc from Sutton came down for a day of ice fishing in the Ganaraska River on February 13, 2018 in Port Hope, ON.
Fudge is originally from Newfoundland and said today’s weather was like a “back home heat wave.”
Within 30 minutes the pair got four on, but only managed to bring in one, which Fudge was proud to show.

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