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| Magruter |
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Posts: 1316 Location: Madison, WI | I learned quite a bit: I learned how to fish all over again. Thanks Darrell I learned to slow down and it's not all about fishing, it's about the experience. Thanks Andrew I learned that well i can't remember what I learned with Mike.... I learned that not all cops are bad guys and vension tenderloin seared is the one of the best meals in the world. Thanks Karl I learned to fish the wayward side of a wind blown lake. Thanks Eric I learned not to drink to much the day before a full day on the lake. Thanks shep for not calling up jon and telling the 12 people listening to the morning radio show.... =I learned that there are fish in little Oconomowoc, and found my a new respect for Okauchee. Thanks, Mike I learned that meeting new people with a few things in common can make for a great day on the water and that Garvin holds fish, Thanks Tom I learned that Monona at night a beautiful lake and globes are fun to throw when they're tuned right! Thanks Troy I learned the modified Herbie rig is the way to go!! Thanks, Jeff I learned that Meon has some big ugly fish, that weather can come from the east and to shut my mouth when the other guy has a follow.  Thanks, Steve I learned that a 34 inch topwater fish makes for a fun day of fishing, Pelican does have some BIG fish! Thanks, T.J. I learned that having camera is important while fishing any body of water, taking as many pictures as you can, and throw whatever the guy that knows the water tells you to throw :P thanks, Mike I learned that a tuffy can fish 3 big guys comfortable and free baits have good mojo!!! thanks Sorno I learned that rubber baits are a must in the tackle box no matter what conditions you're fishing, thanks Andy I learned to have confidence in what you're doing, be where the you know the fish are and you will catch fish. I learned that all you have to do is pull on the doors in skyview lodge and not to try and untangle a sucker from the outboard in 40 feet of water!! Thanks Jon I learned that get out when you can, even if it for a couple hours. Time on the water is what going to give you best chance at catching a fish. Thanks Mike I've learned that there's ALOT of Mike's that fish for Muskies :P I've learned that it's my first year hitting the water hard. Chalk it up as a learning year, and next year come up with hooks sharpened, drag tightened, lures flying! | ||
| Raider150 |
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Posts: 434 Location: searchin for 50 | There are a lot of cool dudes on this site All suicks are good baits no matter if they don't do what youwant them to do. Never trust the weather man especially north of Hwy 10.Muskies will bite when they want to not when youwant them to . Fall fishing can just plain suck. Time on the water is well spent. Mille Lacs is some HUGE water. Edited by Raider150 12/21/2006 2:18 PM | ||
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| Mikes Extreme |
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Posts: 2691 Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | |||
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Location: Athens, Ohio | |||
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Posts: 2691 Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | |||
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Posts: 8859 | Too Stupid to Fish Mille Lacs???  | ||
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