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Thanks Buick14,

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Now that's a lot of walleye!!! Thx for posting

That's looks great. I'll definitely grab a few to try. Amazing what they come up with.

It's not super special or cool but I've been loving my non-digital scale that I just got.

thanks for the replies.

Do the line to line knots hang up on the eyelets?

Micro guides and line to line knots don't go well together in my experience.

Thanks for the tips. I went there prepared for the weeds and we ended up boating 2 smallies and 5 largies all in the 2.5-3lb range. No hogs but still had a great time. All fish were caught on various texas rigged plastics. We were expecting overcast weather with chance of rain but it was mostly sunny and we got toasted lol.

I saw the same thing at Cordova lake last month. Hundreds of them, dead on the water surface.

Congrats on ur first musky !

I'm heading to lower buckhorn on Wednesday and would like to know if its really weedy right now.

TIA

Whenever I see Lake Erie and smallies in the same title, I always expect to see big smallies. Great job!

Yeah and even the spot is recognizable. You should have at least 'shopped' the background.

Bwahahahhaha !

Same here, noticed a lot more smallies vs largies this year.....not that I'm complaining lol Love them bronze backs

Good job bud !

The head on that gator is huge!!

Great pics!

Fall fish it is. Thanks for educating me

the bass's was the size of a toonie. i kid you not

Bwahahahhaha! Took me a minute to understand...

I googled creek chub and fall fish and they both look like this fish. Torpedo shaped and the mouth was shallow and very rounded. Black back with silver sides.

A buddy of mind caught this at Cordova lake. Hard to tell from pics but this fish doesn't have sucker type mouth. Some of these caught were a foot long.

I was thinking it was a chub but not sure. Any ideas what type of fish this is?

That bass on the far right is a biggun

How big of a tube do you like? Do you think a 4" would be big enough?

Sorry, noob questions. I just like to know if I'm on the right track, haha

4-5" is a good size

Big tubes always seem to work for pike when the bite slows down on reaction baits.

Thanks for sharing. Very well rounded fisherman

Chunky guy. Congrats