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It's still on people I will not be driving out but it's a short walk

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What's your head count on this now?

 

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8 plus me but I hope more show up

I will be walking out 

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11 sir I will be there a little earlier in my rusty 99 gmc gold and grey and rust

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Great I will be the large guy with a black sled, a drill plate, a bucket of rods, a on a bucket fishing. I will have a fishing Minnesota hat

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Just south and east the 8 foot sunken island in 15 to 18 feet

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It's a short walk

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I am heading on the lake I will be south of the north lading just beyond the 8 foot sunken island it is not a far walk

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Man wish I could have made it there looked like fun! I didn't even make it to fishing for ducks my niece had a birthday party I was obligated to go to. I want to catch a whopper

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On 2/18/2017 at 8:35 PM, monstermoose78 said:

Thanks all again it was nice to meet you all

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Do those 6" filet knifes work pretty good for pan fish? :confused:

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6 inch that is a 4.5 inch 

3 hours ago, leech~~ said:

 

Do those 6" filet knifes work pretty good for pan fish? :confused:

 

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@leech~~    I have been using the rapala with the 6 inch blade for 40 years. :) works great for any fish.  debone deer also. 

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That crappies was 11 and 3/16 inches long. I have one of them fancy boards

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1 hour ago, eyeguy 54 said:

@leech~~    I have been using the rapala with the 6 inch blade for 40 years. :) works great for any fish.  debone deer also. 

 

I think you missed my little dig at Mooses fish size? :confused::)

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That poor crappie will feed my grandma just fine @leech~~ I can't help it was not smaller or bigger. Well I could have tossed it back but I do that most of the time

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