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| Anybody know how this tourney went today? Heard the big P was spitting out some darn nice fish last week/weekend.
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Location: Janesville | I know the 4th place team doubled by 9:oo am with a 37,37.5 when they registered the 2nd fish they were in 2nd and dropped to 4th. both fish caught on the rubber dubber. wished I was fishing it. had to work this weekend. will be out on the madison chain monday and tuesday. |
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Location: South East Wisconsin | I believe 21 fish were caught, four teams doubled. 42 and some change won the event. |
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Location: South East Wisconsin | Strike that 24 legals were boated. Three teams doubled.
Edited by Esox-Hunter 5/16/2010 8:56 PM
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| Talked with the winners leaving the ramp and they said they had caught a 38.25 and a 40 and were off the lake by 8:00 AM, one said he actually went home and cut his lawn. I had 6 fish up close and personal into figure eights but could not buy a bite. Didn't fish Sunday on Okauchee but heard NO FISH were caught there. I did see a near-50 fish that gave me just a bit of a heart attack. Marty Forman |
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Location: SE Wisconsin | 180 degree difference in the wind changed everything Koepp and I had patterned. On Friday morning, we each took off to pre-fish and doubled by 7 am with a 38 and a 43.75". West winds ripping down the length of the lake on Thursday and Friday showed us a pattern that just wouldn't hold up after dead flat calm conditions set in over night. With 8 fish up and a 34" on the board by 10:45, we worked feverishly to draw up that double, but after numerous opportunities, we just couldn't seal the deal. Saw a few 4 footers and many over 40 - was a fun day to be on the water.
Tom McGinnis said at one point, 8 fish were being registered at once - now that's a hell of a window! |
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