Chasing rainbows on the Chicago lakefront: Ray Hinton earns Fish of the Week

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Ray Hinton with one of the rainbows he caught in Chicago harbors to earn Fish of the Week.
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Ray Hinton jigged through the ice for big rainbows for two days last week on the Chicago lakefront–Belmont, Burnham and Jackson harbors–and found four of them. The biggest went 12 pounds, 2 ounces.

“It spurted loose eggs like crazy and I made sure all of those eggs went right back down the hole,” Hinton texted.

FOTW, the celebration of big fish and their stories around Chicago outdoors, runs Wednesdays on the Sun-Times’ outdoors page. Submit nominations on Facebook (Dale Bowman), on Twitter (@BowmanOutside) or email (straycasts@sbcglobal.net).

Full length view of Ray Hinton with one of the rainbows he caught in Chicago harbors to earn Fish of the Week.<br>Provided

Full length view of Ray Hinton with one of the rainbows he caught in Chicago harbors to earn Fish of the Week.
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