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Fishing Contest on Longear Lake in Chisholm MN.


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Saturday, February 16th. 8 am to 10 am registration, 10 am to 2 pm fishing contest. 2:30 pm prize drawing

$10 per hole($5 under 18) DNR fishing regulations apply

Shelters Allowed

For event information call (218) 254-7931 or (218) 996-1856

Hope this helps you out Pike, and good luck if you fish it!

FatMike

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that lake has walleye,big pike,crappie.so far on the north side of the lake where the fishing contest is ppl have been getting some nice crappies.there is a hole out there thats about 20 ft.the rest of lake is about 10 to 16 ft.

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Pikeslayer,

Have a good time at this event. I believe I met you last year after the contest in Chisholm. I wish I could make it up there this year but I have to work that day. Good luck and I hope you win big!!!!

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BD110 Yes I remember meeting you,its to bad you gotta work but thats part of life.Im hopeing I can bring my grandkids to the contest,if they can catch a fish the smile on there faces is worth more than any prize they will be giveing away at the contest!

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There was around 60 fish caught with the largest being a 5 lb Northern. There were a mix of Northern, Crappies, Perch, and Walleyes caught.

Big Herm

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I checked out an article about the contest on the hibbing daily tribune site and it said a father son duo won the contest with a 10 lb. 6 oz. northern. Just a bit larger than 5 lbs.

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Thats odd, I was with the guy who caught the biggest fish and took home the $200 and it was I believe 5lbs 6oz. Where did you see that article?

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SFBOY -

Fully intended to go but had to go to a funeral instead. Are ya coming up soon? Lost your e-mail address.

jpolcher at q dot com

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i was hoping to get up there soon. i was thinking about this weekend but then i ended up having to go on a date with Gina to some fancy restaraunt. i will be up there for sure on the 13th of March. i want to get out and do some fishing for crappies and bluegills. hoping the weather will cooperate and i will be able to get out on some spots with relative ease and be able to just hole hop without having to put up the shack.

i bought one of the eskimo III pop ups things and it's great. best shack that i have owned. maybe we will run into you then. i noticed P is back; i got an email from him today. hope he likes the new frying pan that he flew to San Fancisco to find.

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