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| muskie! nut |
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Muskie nut - is 100% correct. If and only if - you have been accepted for enrollment in one of the hands-on pool sessions at 10:25-noon or 1-2:30 and want to bring some of those '06 show baits to the pool and try them out that's fine. If you are not in those classes do not bring your new lures or rod/reel combos because you will NOT have the opportunity to bring baits and work them in the pool - its all filled up. Those were first come first serve classes. If you are in one of the two hands on pools sessions and prefer to bring your own rod/reel combo that 's okay. We will provide rod/reel combos for your use so you don't need to worry about it. However, if you prefer to bring your own gear that is permissable. Note: before and after you use the lures/rod/reels you would need to make sure your gear is secured in your locked car, etc.. We are trying hard to avoid problems. Nice equipment laying around unattended wouldn't be good. If you chose to bring your own gear please be extra careful to protect it.  FYI - This appears to be one of the best turnouts ever so we'll have a full house and a good time. There is still plenty of room in many of the classes and there is time to get the LOWER RATE of $25, after March 13th rates go up. You'd need to get your form filled out and check sent promptly so its received by MARCH 13th, which is a week from this coming Monday. Hope you can attend. | |||
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Posts: 2894 Location: Yahara River Chain | |||
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Posts: 32886 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | |||
| Magruter |
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Posts: 1316 Location: Madison, WI | |||
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| muskie! nut |
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Posts: 2894 Location: Yahara River Chain | What? Rienstra caught a fish on a swimmin joe? The last I saw him using that bait he was bring in cormorants. | ||
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Posts: 107 Location: milwaukee | |||
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| If you have lost your confirmation letter, the best thing to do is call Bill at 608-849-7659 and tell him your name and he will look it up and will make out a duplicate for you, before you arrive. That way you will have it all taken care of before you arrive. If you want to deal with it when you arrive that will work as well. If we get a backup at registration, it will take you longer to get this sorted out. However, we will work it out one way or the other. If you can't reach Bill on the phone,leave a message on his voice mail. If you don't talk to him before you arrive, I'd get there a little early (door open at 7:30 and we will have coffee & donuts available at registration) and ask for Bill Wood at the registration table and explain the situation to him. We will work it out. Glad you can join us. See you Saturday. | |||
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Posts: 2894 Location: Yahara River Chain | How's about some pics? 1 - SWorrall getting the pole ready 2 - Jerry Georgeson teaches q-strike rigs and yes we used live suckers 3 - John Eversoll maker of some fine minnow baits tells how you can make them 4 - Looks crowded at the pool & warm in there too 5 - Hayward guide Jim Stroede with tips in the 1 on 1 pool class 6 - Joe Aldworth (who has nearly 1K releases in Muskies, Inc data base) tells how he finds new water in Vilas/Onieda Counties Edited by muskie! nut 3/18/2006 9:06 PM Attachments ----------------  sworrall1.JPG (122KB - 129 downloads) gson1.JPG (56KB - 126 downloads) JohnE1.JPG (73KB - 129 downloads) poolside1.JPG (51KB - 132 downloads) jimstoede1.JPG (60KB - 127 downloads) aldworth1.JPG (50KB - 129 downloads) | ||
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Posts: 2894 Location: Yahara River Chain | Gson, not everyone enjoyed seeing you at the school. I'm talking about the little guys I brought in the cooler. I bet they felt that they were "picked" on. Yes, a great time and a bunch of fun. The Dean, Geoff Crandall & Bill Wood did a top notch job. The only down side was the cheap name tags as mine kept falling off. Good thing I have my name on my shirt or else I wouldn't know who I was. Gerard | ||
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