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4th Annual Spearing Get TO Gator Lake Winnie....Dixon Resort!! Dec 6th-8th


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Warmer start today at -26

Several fish seen nothing huge, but the fish are moving a little more today anyways.

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Dealer is the new Nord Lord with a 32.25 inch pike.

Neighbor guy was 2nd and Dorkfish was 3rd.

I have some pictures and more info I'll post when I get home.

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Here are our winners and a group shot. Rengel was the winner again.....of the saw.

Thanks again to Dorkfish for the decoy donation and Wayne from Fish Toys for the saw donation.

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This is the only pick I got from inside the house this weekend.

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I changed things up between the two days. Saturday I used bright decoys with the cloudy water and saw a few fish, but more walleys than pike. Sunday I used more natural or neutral colored decoys, the 4" sunfish 2-3' under the ice, and the 11" northern 4-5' down. Definate improvement on the number of fish seen. Swim the sunfish erradic for a bit, then twich the northern and fish would come in and charge/attack the northern. The fish in the picture actually attacked the sunfish first when I was swimming it, then went after the northern several times. It was very fun to watch.

Things I took away from this weekend:

-There are some HUGE walleyes in winnibigosh. I know there is a protected slot on the lake, but the fish I saw and time of day I saw them lead me to think I am fishing way to deep when fishing walleys.

-Honda 4wheelers and -35degree temps dont mix well. But with the addition of a sunflower heater cooker and a blanket or jacket they will start.

***most importantly***

-If you have the chance to go to one of these events, GO!! You wont be dissapointed.

Thanks everyone for putting on a great event.

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This event always looks like a blast!!! I've gotta get to it one of these years!

First weekend in December next year. Start making plans now!

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MJ, I'm usually still trying to kill a deer somewhere the first week in December. One of these times I'll make it work though!

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congrats on the winners. to bad i couldn't make it as I'm down in springfield MO for work.

We will do this again next year as we always do!

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