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Location: Brookfield, WI | Lesson #2 with Professor Koepp is planned for 5:00 this evening. It should be lesson #3, but Tuesday was a bit too electrical. I had a couple of appointments this morning in Hartland, and was driving south down the west side of Pewaukee Lake on Maple Ave. heading toward I-94. As I passed the boat launch at the SW corner of the Lake, I found myself caught in what felt like a Star Trek tractor beam, and my car turned into the launch area. I drove up to the Lake and overlooked the water.
It occurred to me that maybe some positive energy might help assure a successful outing this evening. I focused my considerable brain power, and with a grunt sent a blast of EsoxLazerlike (thanks Eric, you know why), fish activating mojo out and over the Lake. This electromagnetic brain pulse briefly blurred my vision. Birds flew in the air, dogs started to bark, and I'm assuming the power surge caused trolling motors and locators, as well as electric golf carts on nearby Nagawaukee, to briefly stop functioning.
I'm hoping by 5:00 the entire Lake will have been affected, and biting Muskies will seem as common as the ravenous mosquitos currently infesting my back yard.
Anybody ever prep a Lake using only the power of their mind?
Kevin
The plan wants one bad, but is still patient as it is familiar with my skill set. | |
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| No, but I will ALWAYS make an effort to remove any trash I see in the water -- builds good mojo! | |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Kevin,
The fish went nuts on Tuesday just after the mid afternoon storm. It lasted until the second storm set in.
I know where a 50-incher is lurking. I am "hopefull' she will show up for you tonight.
Last night I caught one and lost one at the boat. See ya in a few hours Kevin. | |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | Hey, from my experience, Koepp does all that in advance, just show up and fish it. Good luck, too. m | |
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Prepping the Lake