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I was just wondering about when I can expect upcoming bass tourneys, especially on Cedar and Tetonka. Thanks shocked.gif

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Southern MN Bass Tour

-Aug 26 Waconia

- Sep 15 Tetonka

- Sept 16 TOC

Ultimate Bass

-Aug 18 Tetonka

-Sept 15 Jefferson

-Sept 16 TOC

Lake off-limits to prefishing the Sunday prior

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Lucky, call me when your done, I wana hear how you did. I'll be at my dads, wont be at the weigh-in smirk.gif O well. Good luck

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Dick S and Ed H won with 17.05# (including big bass 6.4#). Duh and katoguy finished 2nd with 16.2#. Very wet day. It didn't seem to hurt our fishing at all. We caught bass all day, but many were in the 12-14 inch range. We caught 7 over three pounds, we just didn't get a kicker (3.8 was our biggest).

Meyer & Meyer finished 3rd with a little over 15# and there were several in the high fourteens.

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FLK,

well Katoguy pretty much sum'd it up, none of the spots you and I fished produced all though we caught a limit off one of them now that the tournaments over we'll have to go back over and have some fun wink.gifthem smallies are just so much fun

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Lucky, you've been catching smallies on Tetonka? I had heard that. Just love catching them. Any tips on where I might go to target those bronze beauties. Thanks. Are you finding many of the larger fish in deeper water right now?

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FALCON

GET A HOLD OF ME AFTER SOUTHERN MN BASS TOUR AND I'LL SHOW YA MY HOLE PATERN FOR THAT TOURNAMENT WAS DEEP SAY 12-18'

HOWEVER THEY DIDN'T BITE WITH 6' OF RAIN FALL 2 DAYS PRIOR

PLUS I THINK THE HOT WEATHER HELPED KEEP THEM DEEP AND THE COOL FRONT MESSED IT UP. OH WELL THATS FISHIN' grin.gif here are a couple pics smallie1_375x500.jpgfscn0521_375x500.jpgsmallie3_150x112.jpg

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Some kid I picked up along the way ,he was walking along hwy 60 fishing pole in hand. kinda felt sorry for the poor lad, so I took him fishin' think he could a least payed for gas!!! ungrateful brat! grin.gif

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what do ya mean stocker, i wasn't aware of any stocking programs for bass on tetonka or any other lakes for that matter except in lakes that suffer winterkill in order to reestablish the species! but I guess i'm not 100% sure.

unless you are refering to "The Kid"

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