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anyone been out there yet? im going wednesday anyonelse going out?

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Hey TYman,I am new here and saw you were looking for info on white bear lk.I grew up there and fished every day for 18+ years.If you want someone to show you around I'd be more than happy to..basically it is a great northern and bass lake,walleye and musky are fair to avg..There are lots of great spots depending on what you are looking for.I may be out there this comming sat morning if you are interested

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that would be great my email is Tyler_Flom@ msn.com but its broke so im using my dads: floms @msn.com we are going out on wednesday so if u have any hot spots gimme a mail and maybe weekend but i think we might hit tonka' but id like to try again

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Ty tried that e-mail and it doesnt work.Do you have yahoo?

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both? and no i dont have yahoo we are having trouble with it right now sorryif u wanna get on the chat thing we can do that (ive never seen another person on at the same time so its private btw how u fillet pike? ( me and my daughter had our limits...)

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it i seasier to show than explain how to remove the y bones .. I just learned last year while on a trip to leech lake/ basically
1.scrape the knife along the mid section where the y bones are.
2. make a small cut straight don just on the top side of the bones stop when yuo feel them on the tip of your knife
3. go to the bottom edge of the bones(just above the middle blood line)cut down approx 1/8" then angle cut to meet the firs cut you made
when finished you will have a paper thin slice of nothing but y bones it does take some practice but it is well worth it.had a fish fry this weekend and fed 6 people and not a single bone!!!

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ok thx how bout the chat i will be avalable for the rest of the night just post a time and i will be on!

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np ill be on most of the night too...yahoo name is rtwills2003

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oh i mean chat at this website lol i have aol but thats it

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ill see if i can download AIM messenger, probably be alot easier

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ok tell me when ure done or when u have a estimated time till u are done

[This message has been edited by TYMAN (edited 05-17-2004).]

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rtwillis i alreadyam getting spots from u, anyone else got any spots

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