 1 This is why we shouldn't use corn us chum or bait ... It is very hard to digest for anything that can't chew ... |
 2 A Fan-Tailed Steelhead. |
 3 A Saugeen River Steelhead with a deformed "beak" still hit this bead ... |
 4 A Lake Ontario Chinook Salmon with a severely samaged gill plate ... Still alive and doing extremely well !! |
 5 A Chinook Salmon with Lamprey damage. |
 6 A Chinook Salmon with maxillary damage that survived to spawn. |
 7 A Maitland River Stealhead with a Broken Nose. |
 8 This Saugeen River Catfish only has one eye!! |
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 10 A Grand River Brown Trout With a Severely Damaged Maxillary Eats a Properly Presented Bead Head Nymph. |
 11 A Saugeen River Steelhead with a badly damaged Maxillary. |
 12 A Grand River Brown Trout With a Severely Damaged Upper and Lower Jaw Survives to 18+" ! |
 13 A Returning Port Hope, Ganaraska River Spring Migartory Steelhead Survived without a Gill Plate. |
 14 A Small Great Lakes Steelhead with a Deformed Lower Jaw. |
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 16 A Great Lakes Steelhead with a deformed Lower Jaw. |
 NEW17 A Great Lakes Tributary Steelhead with a badly damaged Maxillary. |
 18 This Grand River Stocker was obviosly "pierced" by a Crane or Osprey Talon, but survived and was eating a caddis fly. |
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