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Location: Girdwood, Alaska | Just wanted to say thanks to Norm and Todd for taking the time to stop and meet
with us on their way back from LOTW to mark up some maps for us as we were on our way up there for the first time. Also, thanks Norm for letting us borrow your lure retriever; It was put to use many times. ha. Thanks again guys for getting us on the right track.
Also thanks to Frank and Laura Walsh of Walsh's BayStore Camp for a great week. We will certainly be back!
The Trip Resulted in my new Personal Best, a 50.25 caught on one of my Double 10's.
Edited by A-ROZ 8/5/2007 8:25 PM
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | Nice work A-Roz!!!!!! Beautiful fish!!!
Turned out to be a great graduation gift I see. Glad you had a good trip. Hopefully I get the full report via email.
The Frabill lure retriever is worth its weight in gold up there!  |
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Location: Wis. Rapids, WI | Very nice and congrats.
How'd feel to ring the bell? |
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Location: Girdwood, Alaska | Ringing the bell was SWEET, except Frank called my ring lame :o. lol. Cannot wait to get back up there... maybe when I graduate from college.  |
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Location: Oak Island, MN | Lure retriever????? I thought that was a rock repeller. At least Todd works it like a Gondolier in Venus. Alex, you should really be proud. You figured it out all on your own, and made it happen. No dumb luck. No gimmie spots. Just using you head and accumulated knowledge. And on a day when most guys were crying the blues. Great job. With your potential, you will get lots of chances to practice ringing the bell.
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Nice fish, A-Roz! Congratulations. |
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Alex, you worked long and hard for that fish. you rock, brother. You earned it. |
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| Nice job man!! You pulled off a feat all strive for, though few enjoy. Sounds like Franks bell has gotten quite a work out this year. |
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Location: Madtown, WI | Very cool!
Congrats on breaking the fiddy mark!!
RRRRRIIIINNNNGGG!!!
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| Nice, Alex! Now, let's beat that this fall!
Kudo's to two of the best guys in the muskie world. Norm and Todd. Maybe all this flattery will get me an extra discount! Eh, Norm?
Edited by Shep 8/6/2007 9:47 PM
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| Awsome fish man |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | Way to go Alex, glad to hear it came on one of your own tails! |
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Location: The desert | Yeah buddy!!! Hopefully we can get into some fish like that once school is back in. Is that a Pointer shirt you're sporting already?? Nice work man! |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | More cowbell!
Congrats, I wished I could have jumped on the chance to go up with you guys. Great fish, now they only get bigger. m |
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Location: Girdwood, Alaska | Thanks for the nice comments guys. Yeah, pointer... that is a UWSP shirt I've got on. Figured I'd break it in good before school starts :-). |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | sweet, thats got to be cool catching it on a lure you made. |
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Big Thanks to Norm Wild and Todd Forcier/ New Personal Best