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There's also a lot to be said for keeping a close eye to the weather in situations such as this!

I'm glad everything turned out well Wayne, but why were 4 out of 5 PFDless???

You have now been inducted to the Catfish Hall of Shame! ... Hey Art!... we got another Sucker!!! That is a darn fine specimen!

The best remedy I know of for a sore throat is to go to the Doctor!!!

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Take a look at this HH, it's a controversial method called fizzing for release of deep water fish. It also discusses a couple of other options. http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/mnr/pubs/Fizzing.pdf You can also minimize a fishes mortality rate from being caught in deep water by bringing them up to the surface s-l-o-w-l-y.

That is a World Class Red Horse Sucker!!!

Somebody actually caught a fish outta Roys boat??? Excellent report and pics!!!

I would most certainly pass on that tip!!!

It's a Waning Gibbous moon, throw cool windy weather in and it's gonna be a tough bite

Judging from the title, I'd have figured you'd have been there... fatboy!

Great river report and pics!!!

Damn Hippies!!

This one in the 1/8 oz. weight http://www.yakimabait.com/catalog/html/Ori...il-p-16146.html

Excellent pics as always Brandon!!! Seems like a sin to be that close to the water and not be fishin'! Still no tackle???

Great report and pics!!! It looks like the Bass aren't the only ones that have been eatin' good!

Great report and pics Rich... my wife always catches bigger fish than me whenever I can talk her into coming with me.

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Great report and pics!!!... and those orange Crocs are just adorable!

Great report and pics!!! 67 degree water sounds like excellent fishin' water to me, especially for Crappie and Wall-ice.

Great report and pic!!!

Another thing I like to do when trolling our lakes around here. Because we have so many snags here, standing timber and stumps below the water line... is to set out my line at the desired distance and then back off the drag until line just starts to "bleed" off the spool, then tighten down my drag just a smidgeto keep line from "bleeding" off the reel. Then when I get a fish on I can adjust the drag just a little tighter if need be, if I hook a snag... I knock the boat out of gear and bring in the other lines and go back to unsnag my lure. That's when the PP and Spiderwire come in real handy! I hope this helps!

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