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| How'd everyone do? Indy was brutally slow today, and seemed to be for everyone else that we talked to. Harriet sounded like it was bumpin tho. |
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| We got a 40" and lost 2 others that were 41-43, Bunch of follows as well. fishing northern Minnesota |
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Location: Twin Cities | Indy was very slow for us as well, saw one floating that was it. Weird how many dead crappies there were out there |
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Location: Minnesota | I caught 1 northern and a 65# one
My dog that is. I have a 1 year old pup I brought with. 1st cast he jumps in after that he barked a lot. Latter it started to rain when I was putting on my rain gear he bit my 9 Inch suick let out a yep looked over he is pulling rod tip bent over I yelled no he opened his mouth and it popped out I was scared #*#*less after that he just layed on the back deck so I had a great day no muskies but it could have been a lot worse.
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Location: Metro, MN | Got a 41" on tonka and a 36" and 37" pike. Had several more misses so I definitely cant complain |
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Location: Waconia,MN | Didn't see a thing on waconia. |
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| Moved 7 fish on gliders blades and top water 10-20 fow, one of those follows was the biggest fish I have ever seen 55+ easy and as wide as a basketball! Hooked and lost a mid 30's boat side on a 6 inch phantom, had a blow up on a lake x and caught a lot of decent sized pike (that lure is a secret ;)?). All an all a decent day I'm just excited to go throw around moby dicks way point tomorrow!
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| Moved 1 on waconia in 9 hrs, but still fun to get back into musky form.
/\ What time shoukd i meet you at the launch Mike? |
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| We got two,blew it on a good one saw maybe a dozen, no storms turned out to be a beautiful day. |
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| I got one, lost a couple. they were just nipping the bucktails. Could barely move them on anything else. Seen quite a few. |
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| 2 hours of fishing on Bald Eagle before the trolling motor crapped out. Got a 36" and had two other follows. Not bad for 2 hours on opening morning playing follow the leader with about 30 other musky boats on a lake just over 1000 acres.
Can't complain about the action but now I remember why I don't fish the metro very often anymore.
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Location: Metro | Had a 45+ spit the hooks on me about 6-10 ft out from the boat. Hit on a suik. |
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Location: MN | We had 4 follows with one nipper.
Still great to be on the water.
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| Got a 41" lost 2 others that nipped the bucktail. Saw 14-15 others with 4 to 5 being the in 40" range. Good opener with seeing a bunch of fish! I also can't complain that the weather held out for the most part |
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| hit it again sunday. had one low-40's nip a bucktail and another lazy follow on a shallow invader. how are you guys retrieving your bucktails? i think i need a slower reel... |
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| I was using a jr cowgirl and moving it pretty quickly, they seemed to want the faster retrieve on Saturday. That's just what we noticed |
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| MuskyMidget - 6/5/2016 10:26 PM
playing follow the leader with about 30 other musky boats on a lake just over 1000 acres.
Can't complain about the action but now I remember why I don't fish the metro very often anymore.
I dealt with Bald Eagle last year at opener and vowed not to mess with that again! I don't mind the metro after the season is well under way, but it is a zoo opening day.
This year my brother and I went to Central MN, fished 2 different lakes. Had 14 fish up ranging from mid 30s to mid 40s, only a couple nipped at the baits. Others were pretty lazy. Follows were on bucktails, suicks, and rubber. Could have done without the 20mph wind but it was a nice weekend otherwise.
Tallest Cabbage we could find was key for us. Had 10 of the follows (several different sized fish, so they weren't all repeats) from one spot alone. |
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Location: Maplewood, MN | Fished Bald Eagle from 5-10am. Moved about a 40" that went around 4 times. Really thought she was gonna eat buuuuut she didn't. Weed growth was odd. They have done a weed kill already which created a really unique inside weed edge that usually isn't there. Wish I would've fished the lake differently than how I did. Also wish I had started at noon when the wind, clouds, and rain came and fished all evening.
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| Should be a good metro tourney this comming Sat,,,last sun was the capable partners outing on Tonka,,out of ten boats 8 fish caught including a 51 incher for a kid,,percentage wise that means their should be about 167 fish caught in tourney, maybe not that many but I bet the leader board looks pretty impressive. |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | Caught 2 for the boat opening day, saw 13 others. Dumped a mid 40 sunday, dumped a low 40 Tuesday and caught one last night. Mostaction was on Bigtooth Tackle Juice mini and a couple topwaters. |
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Location: Twin Cities | Kirby Budrow - 6/9/2016 11:25 AM
Caught 2 for the boat opening day, saw 13 others. Dumped a mid 40 sunday, dumped a low 40 Tuesday and caught one last night. Mostaction was on Bigtooth Tackle Juice mini and a couple topwaters.
Wow, what was your retrieve speed on the juice? |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | Actually the biters ate on a pretty fast retrieve. The bigger fish we got came in on a super fast burn in the first turn of the 8. It acted like an august fish. |
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