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Location: Minneapolis | Partner and I fished 8:30 - 4:00 on Saturday on a tiger lake. Cold, soggy day! We boated two (one 34", the other maybe 32"), had three other strikes, including a nice ~ 43", and saw a few others. That was a lot better than I expected with the weather. I finished the day with a 4.5# bass that grabbed a hot pink nut buster. |
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Location: MN | Fished the metro last night, my buddy caught a ~40" musky withing first half hour fishing a Dbl. 10; I immediately raised a second low 40s on a Dawg... that was it for the rest of the evening. Same buddy landed a 47" x 23" metro musky on Saturday. |
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Location: Wausau | Fished Saturday in Vilas County...Sunday boat stayed on the trailer.
Water temps 61.5 - one degree warmer from last week...please help us.
Moved fish on deeper weededge - no eaters. Second pass a little tighter and caught a 38 that followed two other lures. Action slowed and I moved to the basin and fished closer to the bottom. Soon mag-dawg was hit hard, but ended to be a shorty ski. A little later my first Pounder fish of the year was caught and measured 44". Thought the evening would be perfect with full moon and I also found a mayfly hatch with gills/perch going silly. East winds and sideways rain had other ideas.
School/work ends this week - so much more time on the water planned for the next 13 weeks. |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | piece-a-crap 6.0L ford diesel came home friday ... WoooHooo!! like a christmas present and awesome to be able to hook up the boat and pull it around ... til saturday came and it puked out all it's oil. loaded it back on the flatbed and off to be fixed yet again. putting lots of towtruck miles on it ... hard to get the owner of the towtruck to schedule dropping me into the water and picking me back up so ... golf weekend instead.
between the truck and the weather i think i'm putting the boat in storage for the winter and callin it a season early. |
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Location: Minnetonka | Kind.
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| cold dark and damp who would have though the fish would respond so positively. 21 follows and one in the boat after the smoke cleared. a healthy 49 inches of fun in the net and one at or over the 50 mark bumped off by my not so extreme net man  but it felt so good to be chasin tail again |
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Location: Lake Tomahawk, WI | Worked all weekend, did get out Friday and ice a bunch of nice 'gills, then casted muskies for 2 fruitless hours that evening. Had to get ahead on work so I can fish/film 3 days this week with Tanner in NW WI. Can't wait!!!
Jake, nice work on the WMT double!
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| Was able to put my first of 2009 in the boat last night little 30". We were able to get 2 in the boat seen several others. Good days fishing for the crummy weather.
He fell to a purple dbl 10 during a fig 8!
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| Hey Guys,
We were out this weekend and I just got home. The weather pretty much sucked!!!!! We had some boat problems too
start but figured it out. We ended catching a 40 incher and could of had three in the boat on Saturday. We raised a nice fish slow rolling small spinnerbaits in the mid to tall forties. For the weekend we saw about 16 fish total and cought one.
Hey Lambeau I saw you in your Tuffy this weekend I was wondering what water temps were you getting.
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| Hey Lambeau I saw you in your Tuffy this weekend I was wondering what water temps were you getting.
which day did you see us? you should have said hello!
what kind of boat were you running?
i fished over in MN too, yep it was cold and windy and even rainy on Monday. still really fun get out in spite of the weather.
on Saturday / Lake X, we got a 39" on a mini Glittertail, still had fresh spawning marks. water temps at 58 degrees shallow, deep, and inbetween.
on Sunday / Lake Y we moved a couple of fish, including a real nice one off a wind-blown saddle on a black and white Glittertail, but no biters.
water temps at 58 degrees, one bay had 59 degrees.
on Monday / Lake Z it was a full day of trolling in the rain, nothing doing.
water temps were 55 degrees and everything on the sonar was deeeep.
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| Hey Lambeau,
I think it was Sunday you were on Hodo Point and we were is a red and white alumacraft with a 90 hp mercury. I was
wearing a camouflage jacket with a red hat and I wave as we drove by. |
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| Wow Vermillion, now that's a big secret Lambeau! |
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| very good, Brent. if you haven't spent much time exploring the complex around that point, you should. lots of current moving across each of the various deep points through that stretch. i've not paid nearly enough attention to it as it's kind of a drive-by spot, but i plan to do so more this year when i'm back up in August.
Craig...i wasn't anywhere near Vermilion.
no secret lakes, per se, and a lowly 39"er isn't exactly going to start a muskie rush; i just prefer not to broadcast them here.
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Location: Medford, WI | Thanks Jason, Mark/Clay got us by a few inches for 9th; but we were more than happy with what we got as it was only our 2nd tourney together. Fishing has been pretty tough still. We're back in central WI and went out to film some topwater the past two nights....4 follows, but no strikes....figures!
We'll be back in Rhinelander tomorow and plan on getting quite a bit of footage the next week as these fish are about to start going...as long as we actually get the warmer temps predicted!
Good luck with Tanner...have a blast and I hope you guys get some great footage!
-Jake Bucki
P.S. Beautiful fish Lambeau! It reminds me of a Crow Lake musky....only 2 more weeks and I'll be up there.
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