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Spearing GetToGator February. 25th--Lake Minnewaska


bassNspear

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So we did our Winnie trip as we always do in December, So we did the vote, and we have come to the conclusion on what lake and when

Location: Minnewaska is in the Glenwood area

Date: February 25th

Time: 8:00 am

Should be a fun time. All meet out on the lake and try to stay within the same area, as im sure we will get together around noon to hang out, eat brownies, and talk about spearing.

Hope to see you all there

BNS

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Will have too put in some time to find a good spot sounds like there's a ton of smaller fish deeper with the sunnies. Got to check out a few next couple of weeks. Going to make this one!!

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i will not be at this one, as i have a boat show in st cloud. But i will keep helping to make sure its all lined up and everythign is a go.

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i will not be at this one, as i have a boat show in st cloud. But i will keep helping to make sure its all lined up and everythign is a go.

frown Wish you guys could make it,but you got to pay the bills somehow.

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never gone spearing always wanted to but buddys never tell me nor ask so i have no clue what u even need

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never gone spearing always wanted to but buddys never tell me nor ask so i have no clue what u even need

Let us know if you can make it. If you have a house we can supply the rest.

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ill try and get my buddys hub and black it out or black out a blind if that woudl work

A lot of guys use the hub style quickfish and I don't think any of them had to black them out. 2c

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I may be able to go to this unless I decide to go to Nodak that weekend to spear, kinda had this date planned for a trip

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Looks like we will have a great turn out for this event. Sorry i wont be able to make it out there!

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Decoy show the following weekend same area. Bad date thats all Ill be sitting in my shack in winona that weekend.

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Well I guess not ebrryone will be able to make each GTG winkgrin

Is the soup done Gordie? I think you stirred the pot enough shockedwink

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