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boy ive been in that guys shape before. A good pick me up is putting your head into a freshly drilled hole. that wold water snaps you right out of it.

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March 2012 Leech Lake early morning. The fog was so thick couldn't see within 5-10 ft. Luckily I saved our parking spot on my navionics app.

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Morning fishes

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Evening fishes

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you must be hungry... wink

Not me.........

I took the shot of my friend(HSO Member)from the comfort of my house, very recently.

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  • 'we have more fun' FishingMN Builders

that pout coming out of the whole is still one of my favorites

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This is from yesterday, my son and I had multiple doubles in quite possible the best 4 hours of fishing we have ever experienced. If I had put some source of light in the ice house before we left the house, we would have stayed and caught more.

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I know im supposed to pick my favorite, but you go ahead and try. I did narrow it down from the 300+ i had to choose from:

And although many fish were caught, not one of those pictures was my favorite...just like the PP...look at those smiles!!

Feb. 2013 Chester Woods, Rochester MN.

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