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<!--We could talk about the men and the lake. Friends since third grade,
They grew up on Wyoming Avenue, five houses apart,
Throwing rocks and snowballs and insults at other kids, and each other. And making themselves crack up. Two friends. One serious and competitive, the other funny and who-gives-a-shit. Connor and Mason. Also known by many as Connie and Mace. After high school, Connor went to college and Mason joined the Navy. They drifted apart for a decade, then nature (or fish, or fate),
Brought them back together. They reconnected over a shared love of angling, drinking, and sports trivia.
It had been eight years since they last fished together,
on Great Bear Lake in Canada. Mason wanted to catch one more big fish before he died, he said, laughing. He wanted them to go back to the Great Bear.
Connor said it was a brilliant idea and wondered if Mason was sober. He seemed lucid. Mason assured him he was. Connor responded that the proposal was sound,
But Great Bear Lake was not possible. Not this year. He flashed on an alternative instead. How about Flathead Lake? Northwest Montana instead of Northwest Territories. Go in mid-September when kids and fish are back in school. There are huge lake trout in Flathead, Connor told him.
Mason had never fished Flathead. He bit and the trip was booked. Flathead Lake is an
Immense, breathtaking body of water,
Just forty miles south of Glacier National Park. Born out of the ice age from the glacial waters of ancient Lake Missoula. Near 30 miles long and 17 miles wide, with a depth of up to 370 feet, Flathead is one of
The largest freshwater lakes in the nation. Home to millions of fish.
Lake trout, bull trout, pike, whitefish, yellow perch. And, according to legend,
One monster. Sightings of a strange, undefined creature have
Been surfacing since the late 1800s. It looks like a dark, elongated eel crossing the water,
Those who claim to have seen it say. Others think it?s something else.
A huge, rare white sturgeon. Never before caught. The week Connor and Mason--->
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Warm enough to swim in, which they did off their dock
In mid-day, when fish took a siesta. The conditions were perfect. Until they weren?t.
Turns out,
The monster wasn?t in the lake. It was in the sky. Lurking. We could talk about why they went so far out from shore. They say,
If you want to catch the big ones,
Or the monster, you have to go out farther.
Out where it?s deeper, into the heart of the lake. On the evening of Sunday, Sept. 18, the last day of their fishing week,
Connor and Mason decided to do just that. They went out beyond other boats,
Casting their last call. Hoping for luck.
We could talk about the beer and whisky. Found in the boat,
Sitting undisturbed on the dash,
Were two open cans of Rainier beer. One half full, the other with just a few swallows left. Behind the captain?s seat was a cooler containing four unopened cans of the same beer. And a pint of Bushmills, three fingers left. Whether the two men
Were impaired,
Is unclear.--->
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