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Open seats/fishing partners. By popular demand in Our Area!


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Whenever I look at the Metro Forum they have that open seat fishing partner deal and I think it is a great idea for people to get together for the day and fish! Boater or non-boater.

Only problem is most of the lakes are Metro, so I think it would be cool to start something like this in the Annandale Forum to see if it works or to see if people like it.

Bass N Spear, I do not know if you are the guy to talk to about setting that forum up, but I would like to see if it would work.

ALL-IN

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This is something that alot of people have been asking about in our area fourm, so here we go.

Lets have more fun!!

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BNS

Thanks for getting this together!!! I am hoping that it will bring some people together to enjoy the water! Right now I am planning on heading out to Pelican with Bartmann, so maybe I will catch you another time!

ALL-IN

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This can be good some us would someone to talk to while fishing. smile I had my Stepdaughter, her 4yrold girl and husband out on Clearwater sunday. Had a great time, the 4yr ols could really cast the little barbie rod, even caught some sunnies with it. Last night, My stepdaughter joined for another evening of fishing she caught her 1st bass. She is really getting the fishing bug, how she wants to catch a Northern, Muskie, and Walleye. Should be a fun fall. If I have a open seat I give a shout.

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The bass fishing is a normal really good. Walleyes have been a little tougher, to find some eating size, lots of young ones. 10-12" eyes will take your bait.

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Headed out to Pelican today with Bartmann, and had a GREAT day on the water! I found some really nice bass and Bartmann found some really nice crappies and sunnies. Weather was great, and it was really cool getting to meet a fellow FM'er! I am going to get some photos up here when I get my SD card to start working again.

ALL-IN

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anyone going out this weekend? Im thinking of hitting the lakes this weekend, more likly sunday!

Where you thinking about heading too?? I suppose that dang Twin/Sylvia right?

ALL-IN

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Heading out to Clearwater early tomorrow morning...What time does Little Jim's open again? Sounds like suckers are working.

Anyways, if anyone would like to go with, I have an open spot in my boat. Haven't fished Clearwater since the spring so I may be a little rusty with the lake. I will plan on being out there around 6:15 am.

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Any luck on finding the crappies today Hydro? I was on Buffalo today as well and did not have any luck. Beautiful day to be on the water though. We got to watch an Eagle eating lunch; which it then dropped and took off right over us. Very cool.

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Found several schools of crappie on Buffalo, appear to be in Fall pattern but the bite was slow and size was small. It will just get better as the weather cools off. Now it's a run til it gets too cold to be out there!

I may go out again later this afternoon, depending on the social list scheduled today.

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Hydro, you get out on Buffalo Sunday? I saw 1 lone boat out need the deep water. I'm stillwaiting for boat to get fixed. May need to get the 10ft down to hit the water. I'm missing some of the fall bite.

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  • 2 weeks later...

hit twin yesterday for a few hours, and didnt get alot of fish! It was fun getting out on the water and enjoying the cool weather, however, the wind was a bit rough! Had to hide behind the shores that were not getting hammered!

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Thinking about heading to Clearwater tomorrow, about mid day to look for crappies and possibly northerns. Will have an open seat. Anyone interested? Will launch at the NW access. Post your contact info my mid AM and let me know.

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