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Message Subject: Kinkaid Fall Report
Red Man
Posted 1/14/2005 6:37 PM (#131288 - in reply to #120528)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report


Now I know what you do on your lunch hour! I gave you enough time to post, was about to do it myself. You left out the part about HOW fat that fish was. It was built like an oxygen bottle Later
Guest
Posted 1/14/2005 6:43 PM (#131289 - in reply to #131288)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report


Red Man - 1/14/2005 6:37 PM

Now I know what you do on your lunch hour! I gave you enough time to post, was about to do it myself. You left out the part about HOW fat that fish was. It was built like an oxygen bottle Later
One more thing, you left the Musky POOP in my boat! I thought as much as you played with it all day it would be gone! HA!
pgaschulz
Posted 1/16/2005 5:22 PM (#131404 - in reply to #120528)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report





Posts: 561


Location: Monee, Illinois
Did not fish but was down there this weekend to see SIU win on a last second shot WHAT A GAME. Myself and my chicky went there and climbed the spillway. Talked to a guy in a Red Lund Pro V 3 guys in the boat at the launch said they fished all day and nothing. They where also from chicago. Nice guys, said they started out casting but eyes froze so went to trolling.


GO DAWGS GO!!

pga
2Rodknocker
Posted 1/16/2005 10:12 PM (#131472 - in reply to #120528)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report




Posts: 459


Location: New Baden IL
Watch out for the Red Dog, he'll take some POOP on a Cracker.
We didn't put a tape on it, but I'd bet my last buck it was 18" around!
Rod

Edited by 2Rodknocker 1/16/2005 10:13 PM
Red Man
Posted 1/21/2005 4:20 PM (#132119 - in reply to #120528)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report




Posts: 152


Rod,you know I don't like crackers and stop complaining about the picture I took or you won't get a Wallydad! Later
Scott
Posted 1/26/2005 6:53 PM (#132636 - in reply to #132119)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report


Water temp was 41 on main lake. SIU had a boat out for the transmiter study and saw two muskie boats out. I stuck to two main schools of shad today. On school was about a 1/4 acre and upwards of fifteen verticle. Huge school. There was about thirty seagulls plus my self fishing this shad mass. Everytime I would troll through I had to clear shad off every hook! Right before dawn I had two fish mess with my emotions. I was twiching a 103 shad crain bait over a small shallow school and a small 35"+- rolled my bait. I through out a purple tinsel bucktail with orange blade. A quick follow and a boat side swirl then she was off. The shad starting balling up near the surface so I thought....Hmmm top water in january. I put on a tallywaker and got a huge swirl about thirty feet out. After 11 days this month with no fish ........ Well, i go another day fishless becouse both seemed to not visit my beckman net today.
Oh Well....#*^@ MUSKIES
Red Man
Posted 1/26/2005 7:29 PM (#132641 - in reply to #120528)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report




Posts: 152


Thanks for the info, I have been trying to get on the water for the last two days. I got to the lake Monday and found that some prototype cranks I had made were gone, so I turned around and went looking for them. Sat the box they were in on the back deck while I took a seat out and left them there! I made new ones and will be out tomorrow. You the man dude, eleven days and you still chase them in the worst time of the year! Well, you are one day closer. Hope you get a monster for sticking with it. Later
Scott
Posted 1/26/2005 9:06 PM (#132653 - in reply to #132641)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report


Rock bay to Hoepe bay had good lookin' shad all day. There are large schools in the west bays before levan neck too. Hope you find the lures and tight lines tomorrow.
2Rodknocker
Posted 1/29/2005 7:06 PM (#133002 - in reply to #120528)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report




Posts: 459


Location: New Baden IL
I bet it's getting chilly down there.
Anybody been out?

Edited by 2Rodknocker 1/29/2005 7:10 PM
esoxdonovan
Posted 1/30/2005 10:30 PM (#133092 - in reply to #120528)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report




Posts: 180


Location: Kinkaid Lake, IL
I am going out tuesday morning and all day wensday. I got a new manta hang 10 I am dying to get wet. The weather is getting warmer after this last cold front. Snowed on Friday, but it melted that day.
jerryb
Posted 1/31/2005 10:34 PM (#133195 - in reply to #133092)
Subject: RE: Kinkaid Fall Report




Posts: 688


Location: Northern IL
I fished last week for a couple of days but no muskies, a few toy fish kept things interesting.
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