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Message Subject: What's happening up in Cass??
muskygirl2000
Posted 9/30/2003 7:26 AM (#83296)
Subject: What's happening up in Cass??




Posts: 233


Location: Des Plaines, IL
Looking for recent info on water temps/weather and any other bit worth mentioning.
Any bones at all?

Tight lines to ya,

Karen DiPietro
http://www.kymuskie.com
http://www.muskystrike.com

Edited by muskygirl2000 9/30/2003 8:26 AM
Robby D
Posted 9/30/2003 9:27 AM (#83321 - in reply to #83296)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??




Posts: 188


Location: Chicago
Karen, getting excited about Cass next week? I don't think many people are going to say too much right now. I spoke with Julie at Break on the lake and she said the lake has turned.

If any one from the recent MF Cass trip would like to give out info that would be great. It sounded like the Tourney the week before had great results and this past week was really tough?

Rob
esox420
Posted 9/30/2003 11:00 AM (#83332 - in reply to #83296)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??





Posts: 57


Location: Winneconne, WI
I plan to use suckers and a lot of them all next week. 3 to 5 rods at a time.

When are you arriving? We plan to get there around noon on Tuesday. Scott and Porkchop should be there late Monday.

Brad
Thick Shady
Posted 9/30/2003 11:03 AM (#83333 - in reply to #83332)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??




Posts: 136


No turnover!

Not yet at least. Temps 52 or so...

Fishing was tough all last week. Fish were up on top of the bars and the two that were caught were relating to cabbage.

Cold weather all this week may get her to turn over.

Baitfish still scattered....









Edited by Fish It 9/30/2003 11:09 AM
Robby D
Posted 9/30/2003 11:12 AM (#83334 - in reply to #83296)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??




Posts: 188


Location: Chicago
Brad, how funny, I was thinking of setting up several sucker rods too! I will be there on Wednesday sometime, I heard it is 11-13 hours from Chicago.

good luck

Rob

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0723
Posted 9/30/2003 12:24 PM (#83341 - in reply to #83296)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??




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All the fish have moved into Pikes bay.0723
Shep
Posted 9/30/2003 1:07 PM (#83348 - in reply to #83341)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??





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Isn't MN a one rod per angler state? I'd hate to see anybody to get busted.

Good luck to all MFer's in the Championship! I think you guys are gonna set records in this tourney. Looks like the timing will be perfect for lotsa big fish.

Edited by Shep 9/30/2003 1:09 PM
muskygirl2000
Posted 9/30/2003 1:21 PM (#83351 - in reply to #83332)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??




Posts: 233


Location: Des Plaines, IL
Hey Brad!
I plan to head up on Tuesday, I should arrive around 2'ish. I have traffic school on Monday night(Uuuugh!). Where ya staying? I'll be at Birch Villa Resort.

Thanks Steve for the info, It's gonna be some hard water for sure...Bring it on!

Veeerrry funny Bill! Don't say such things, It's bad for karma!

Tight lines to all,

Karen DiPietro
PMTT Team 65

http://www.kymuskie.com
http://www.muskystrike.com

Edited by muskygirl2000 9/30/2003 10:37 PM
esoxjunkie
Posted 9/30/2003 3:07 PM (#83365 - in reply to #83296)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??





Posts: 364


Location: in the white boat
Not sure if 420 was joking or not but MN is a 1 rod per angler state.
muskygirl2000
Posted 10/4/2003 7:42 AM (#83862 - in reply to #83296)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??




Posts: 233


Location: Des Plaines, IL
Anything happening this week?
muskypuke
Posted 10/6/2003 9:38 AM (#83980 - in reply to #83296)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??




Posts: 135


Location: Elgin, IL
Just got back from Cass. Fished there 4 days. Weather was cool and windy... but never the same wind direction. Water temps were anywhere from 48 to 51. Turnover completed several days ago and water clarity was very good in most areas.

Had very little success fishing with artificials this year, and we threw everything we had. We were looking for the reed bite on windward shores, but never found it. We caught a few hammerhandles, a big bass, 3 healthy pike in the low 30's, and a 32 inch muskie on spinnerbaits. Lost an upper 30's and a low to mid 40's fish on a bulldawg as well. The only thing that really worked for us was fishing a sucker on the first breakline. Fish were hanging between 7 and 11 ft of water near any remaining cabbage. Ended up with 4 fish. 42, 43, 44 and a huge, fat 47 incher... all while dragging the meat. That's all they wanted I guess. Will post pics when they come in.

And yeah, Shep is correct. The regs say one line per angler. So we took turns sitting it out to watch the sucker rig.

Good luck to all PMTT anglers this week. Full moon and a little Indian summer should really get things going.

Mark
Shep
Posted 10/6/2003 10:43 AM (#83997 - in reply to #83980)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??





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I get a lot of fish to follow a bait in tha fall that then end up hitting the sucker. Wonder if it would be legal to use a hookless bait, like a Reef Hawg or Suick, while hanging a sucker. Kinda like a decoy? Any thoughts on this?
Vman
Posted 10/6/2003 2:01 PM (#84019 - in reply to #83980)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??





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Location: Illinoise
In reply to MuskiePukes post; we had a great trip. The action wasn't hot and heavy, but, we did pretty good for 4 days of fishing.

I'll follow up with pics of the 3 biggest fish CPR'd..

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Thick Shady
Posted 10/6/2003 2:13 PM (#84020 - in reply to #84019)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??




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Shep,


Against regulations. 1 LINE per angler hooks or no hooks.


Kinda different here in MN.



Shep
Posted 10/6/2003 4:18 PM (#84035 - in reply to #84020)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??





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Well, I just had to ask. Doubt I will ever use meat in MN! hehehe

Posted 10/8/2003 7:02 AM (#84202 - in reply to #83296)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??


Maybe the water will be hard enough to stand on then you can use two lines.
Shep
Posted 10/8/2003 8:29 AM (#84214 - in reply to #84202)
Subject: RE: What's happening up in Cass??





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VMan,

Wow, that 47 is fat! Great pics, and congrats!
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