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| I'm pretty sure that fish would have had no problem eating my fish at the top of this thread!!!
G'lawd, son that's a fat fish! |
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Location: Madtown, WI | SOrno...
Here is a picture of a cisco bon bon.....picture I stole from a friend...who took the picture out on the big pond this past weekend....
Note: This is a POUNDER sitting next to the "snack"
Hence...the mega monsters that swim out there...
Cory
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Location: Ogden, Ut | yep Cory; eat a box of those and sit around and watch Oprah...
no wonder they're a bit on the 'girthy' side |
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| That ciscoe couldn't have come from Mille Lacs, they all died according the global warming folks! |
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| Holy fatass Jonesi! Way to go guys. |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | I agree with B420. There's no ciscoes out there. Between global warming and the muskies eating them all, they're all gone. Completely gone!
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| AWESOME!! Nice fish. its great to see Andy's baits sticking some giant fish, top notch stuff!
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| Fished half an hour Friday Afternoon and got a 39 1/2. Saturday I had one little follow and Sunday I got my Biggest Pike ever, a 41 incher that creamed a sucker. I got both fish in front of our house so I brought them in for a quick Picture. Both fish were released unharmed.
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Location: Chicago | Looks like it was a great weekend......sure am glad I did not leave Chicago..  |
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| Steve, you were not kidding yesterday when you told me about the FATTIES................Stupid fat......... |
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Location: Waukesha, WI | P is for Perka!
I started tossing a Suick, but it just wasn't working the way I wanted. Reached for the stash of Perkas I bought from Beav late last year, and I was very pleased with results. Perka in the key of "H"-- three in the net, many follows, and only toward the end of the outing did the suckers get eaten instead of the artificial. Thanks Beav. |
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Location: Green Bay, WI | Holy HUGE Ciscoes Batman...
I am thinking that a Storm Kickin' minnow would be a good lure in that neck of the woods?
Wowsers.
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Location: Downers Grove, IL | Got this fish on a pounder. She ate it boatside after I got free from a snag....
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Location: Antigo, WI | I had the opportunity to fish some water down in Indiana with a super guy, John Bette from Stealth Tackle. We ended up with one 42.5 fish on Saturday that I had the privledge of netting for John. Thanks again John for sharing your boat for the weekend with a total stranger. I had an awesome time and hope to get the chance to share a boat with you again. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Hey Bette, are you signed up for the Angler's
Legacy Pledge? Exactly what you did is the goal, and I know they would like to see you signed up. Besides, you can win $500 in Frabill gear...
Thanks for taking TLucht fishing! |
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Location: syracuse indiana | hey steve are you gonna bring your boat when you come to do or meeting on december 1st.. and fish our lovely indiana lakes...bill |
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Location: lansing, il | already lookin forward to next time todd, glad you enjoyed it. i wish the results were the other way around! hopefully next time!!! wow a shot at 500 bucks in frabill gear...yup i am signed up now! |
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