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By Calvin Darling
Would any of you know if this location will be open this weekend? I'm just looking to explore the creek and really want to just get in a creek/river with my waders
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By Rick
After going 9 wins, 3 losses and 2 ties since Dec. 7th the Gophers Hockey team sits atop the Big Ten Standings and relevant again for the NCAA tourney sitting at 16 in the pairwise rankings.
They are tied with Penn State in the Big Ten Standings with each having 36 pts. A huge battle is coming between them this weekend.
Another great thing in the race for 1st place in the Big Ten is that Penn State's Big Ten season is done after this battle. While the Gophers have 2 more games against Michigan, who sits with 33 pts, the following week to accumulate points.
There are two more teams at 31 points. So the Gopher's last 4 games in the Big Ten may determine not only who wins the Big Ten Title, where they are now in the drivers seat, but may determine if they even make it to the NCAA's.
Of course there's always the Big Ten Championship Tourney which produces an automatic bid.
What do you think folks?
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By DonkeyHodey
Just reminding everyone, your current license expires in 11 days. Thanks to leap year, you get one bonus day to fish this year.
2020-21 licenses will be going on sale today, according to the DNR.
(CO's are usually out in force on 3/1...)
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By banton441241
A canoe requires a “J” stroke (to compensate for paddling on one side) whereas a kayak has a balanced left and right stroke that better aids in tracking and balance. Canoe paddles are heavy. Kayak paddles are ergonomic and light!
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What is the difference between canoeing and kayaking?
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By Lane-O
Great site! So I have an 18yrold Eskimo Baracuda with the Turbo bottom assembly .It has always ran great but that Turbo is a Beast and quite agressive . Ive had to have the flites welded 3 times over the years were the flite meets the shaft and has never seemed to make any difference on cutting . However, the last time it was welded was close to the bottom and we ddint notice that the plastic gromet that centers the Spike was melting 😳, sooo we just put it back in place
and centered the best we could and let the plastic cool. I used it a few times after that and it cut "Alright".....But.. now it bounces around like a four year old in a bounc-house . So my question is, is it worth it to just put in a new Spike and some new blades ? Or should I just get a new Qantum 10" bottom?
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By Lane-O
Great site! So I have an 18yrold Eskimo Baracuda with the Turbo bottom assembly .It has always ran great but that Turbo is a Beast and quite agressive . Ive had to have the flites welded 3 times over the years were the flite meets the shaft and has never seemed to make any difference on cutting . However, the last time it was welded was close to the bottom and we ddint notice that the plastic gromet that centers the Spike was melting 😳, sooo we just put it back in place
and centered the best we could and let the plastic cool. I used it a few times after that and it cut "Alright".....But.. now it bounces around like a four year old in a bounc-house . So my question is, is it worth it to just put in a new Spike and some new blades ? Or should I just get a new Qantum 10" bottom?
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By mrpike1973
OK some advice here. When most of you post about catching your sunfish or crappies it's almost always on a small jig/worms/plastic set up I rarely hear about on minnows. Now before I get ahead of myself yes I know that sunfish are not noted for minnows yes occasionally but not the norm. I have tried several night bites for crappies with minnows I have caught 2 so far this winter. My question is would a dead stick with just a jig and a few spikes work better? Minnows I'm finding seem to slow me down and even though rumor has it a deadstick is the next best thing since sliced bread I'm not seeing it. Just to note I am jigging with another rod small jig with spikes generally that's what I get my pan fish on. Thanks just want some advice keep the minnows or leave the bucket behind?
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By Matt Johnson
Results from the event on Clearwater Lake....
1st Place - Matt Milbrandt/Adam Griffith (9.68 pounds)
2nd Place - Justin Hammer/Joe Crapser (8.14 pounds)
3rd Place - Mike Raetz/Travis Kratcha (7.995 pounds)
4th Place - Matt Brookman/Ben Putnam (7.975 pounds)
5th Place - Josh Dehn/Jeff Morris (6.795 pounds)
Big Fish - Matt Brookman/Ben Putnam (1.365 pound Crappie)
For a complete list of the results... Circle Lake Results - CLICK HERE
Also check out the UPL Facebook page for more photos from the event... UPL Facebook Page - CLICK HERE
Enjoy!!
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By IceHawk
Anybody else take in the show this weekend? Boy has it changed sadly what it once was has become less and less. Oh well something to do on a cold day.😀 I was totally blown away at boat prices on some of the new boats. Some of the new Vexus and Rangers were $90,000 plus. Come on its a boat😲 Who affords this stuff and when will we reach a plateau? A 14 footer and right guy in it will catch as many fish just maybe a lot slower. LOL. I always tell buds when we are on a lkae look for the old timer in that small boat off by himself he's the one probably catching the most fish his success was learned by experience and trial and error and I bet he almost always knows where the hotspots are. 😉 I t was a good way to kill some time and dream but that's about all. Looking forward to the Northwest Sportshow this spring always a hit IMO. And fun to reconnect with many in fishing industry.
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By Calvin Darling · Posted
Would any of you know if this location will be open this weekend? I'm just looking to explore the creek and really want to just get in a creek/river with my waders -
By rschmidty · Posted
I was just thinking about this the last couple of days. Can't wait for our 4/15 trip. I've been tracking ice out in Baudette since we've been going up. Here are the past 9 years. My guess is it will be closer to that 3/24 date for ice out in Baudette which would put ice out at Birchdale maybe a week sooner. -
By PRO-V · Posted
That's one of the spots I've fished. My buddy lost 3 airplane jigs there before he looked down the hole and saw a standing power pole.🙄 -
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By Rick · Posted
Welcome to FM @svingla. Let us know how you do please. Pics are awesome! Have fun buddy. You might want to follow the two guys above so you can see the outstanding fishing info they share easily. Just click their name and then this icon: -
By DonkeyHodey · Posted
If you are set with Middle Spunk I'd jig for sunnies/crappies (or chase northerns). Middle Spunk is heavily developed. I avoid it for that reason but if you're going to be there anyways, you could certainly find worse lakes. (my two cents are there are too many tubers/wake boarders in the summer which probably means winter is the better time to fish it...) All three spunks can pretty good for fishing but all have heavy fishing pressure... They all three are pretty much panfish/northern lakes. (That usually means fishing can be boom or bust.) Upper (or Big) Spunk (which is actually the lower of the lakes looking at a map...) has the most interesting structure in it (humps, big bulrush island, etc... and a couple of pretty neat little bays in the summer) I personally prefer lower spunk.--probably half of the lake is undeveloped bulrushes. -
By rundrave · Posted
you can try this: Frank DeLuca 5382 Jentoft Road Saginaw, MN 55779 [email protected] 218.729.7941 -
By Getanet · Posted
Do any of you guys know if Surface Tension still swims around these parts? I think I need my Nils sharpened. I had sent him a message through the HSO forum a while ago and didn't hear back. I'm not sure if HSO and Fishing MN share the same messaging platform, or if I need to try him here instead. Did a quick search and it doesn't look like he's posted in a while, so I'm hoping someone knows his whereabouts. -
By IceHawk · Posted
Decent panfish lake. They would be my target kicks out some sporadic bites all year. Not much for a walleye lake they get stocked quite often but for some reason never take off. Don't rule out chaseing Tullibbees. Every winter she gives some up. Piles of deep water out there she can be a tough one. I personally prefer Upper easier to break down compared to Middle good luck! -
By svingla · Posted
Heading up to Avon to fish Middle Spunk lake this weekend. Looking for any advice or insights for fishing this lake and what to target.
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