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Location: Metro , Mille Lacs, and G. Rapids | I'm going night fishing this weekend and through next week and it will be my first time doing this and i was wondering around what time you guys like to head in for the night...anything will help. Thanks |
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| dawn. daybreak. breakfast time. when the "first boat of the day" launches and you no longer are alone on the lake. |
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| When you get tired. Mental mistakes can have serious consequences. |
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| Stay out as long as you can without making mistakes. If you can get out right about sunset and make it until right after dawn, you should. Make sure you have everything ready to go in the event you have one hook up. Net locked in place, headlamps ready, hook cutters, pliers ect. Try as best as possible to keep your boat free of clutter. Nothing worse than being unprepared and hooking into a monster at night. Good luck! |
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Location: Ontario | When your wife needs to be fed. |
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Location: Contrarian Island | night fishing is great as usually by about midnight on most lakes you are one of the few left...but just because it's night doesn't mean they are gonig to bite...same thing happens at night as during the day, weather and conditions will dictate if you catch fish.... some nights suck, some nights are great... personally don't have much luck when it's very windy...dead flat calm to say 5mph wind is what i've found to be best...I have pulled many 'all nighters' and had some good action right at sunrise...other times it could be moon related... or weather....
stay alert, do a good big figure 8 and be ready for boatside strikes... nothin better than getting drilled at the boat by a 50+ at night
good luck |
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| After you catch your PB. |
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| When the sun comes up... Then you're day fishing again! |
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Edited by Ranger 8/6/2013 10:37 PM
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| Ranger - 8/6/2013 10:08 PM
When, after you tow your boat to Thornapple and fish 6 hours, take a lake shower, roll up to GR for an all-nite private get-to-meetcha party at a home then the hotel, roll 2 hours home to get the dog then go fishing just before light on a local lake where you fall asleep trolling and end up beached in front of a church camp with the dogs asleep on your lap and the motor still running in the sand, and with two concerned ladies calling the police on you at 9:00am, well, you should stop somewhere before 9:00am.
But did you catch any fish?? |
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| When, after you tow your boat to Thornapple and fish 6 hours, take a lake shower, roll up to GR for an all-day/nite private AFF get-to-meetcha party at a home then the hotel, roll 2 hours home to get the dog then go fishing just before light on a local lake where you fall asleep trolling and end up beached in front of a chuch camp, dog asleep his head in your lap, your beer spilled, the motor still barely running in the sand, and with two concerned ladies calling the police on you at 9:00am, well, it is clear that you should stop sometime before 9:00am.
Gald I could be helpful.
Edited by Ranger 8/6/2013 10:19 PM
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| whoops, doubled up, sorry. Yes I boated a mid-30"s at the landing as I was putting in on Thorn and another mid-30"s at Bankson before I fell asleep while trolling. No fish at the AFF thing, I just could not get into the swapping of body fluids, twas uncomfortable for me.
Edited by Ranger 8/6/2013 10:31 PM
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| Shower curtains on the floor, crisco and naked strangers. Sounds great till you get rite there. This mid-west boy couldn't handle it, so I went back to fishing. |
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| I ****in hijacked the #*#* out of this thread. andrew, feel free to delete all my bull#*#* |
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