OutdoorMN News - Explore the outdoors this winter hunting Minnesota small game (published November 30, 2020)
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Rick,
in Outdoor Minnesota Talk - Keep it Civil
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By BIGFISH.JZ · Posted
Ox yolk is always good for some sunny and crappie action. Pine mountain has produced some good evening walleye catches. Tons of lakes to explore in the area. Some of the best bites won't be found without getting out and drilling lots of holes. -
By PRO-V · Posted
You don't want to leave any money behind when you die do you? Get an Otter Cabin. Big enough for one guy 2 lines or 2 guys one line each. Enjoy retirement.😊 -
By PRO-V · Posted
Picked up about 3" of light stuff. Haven't really measured but around 11 or 12 inches total I guess. -
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By smurfy · Posted
no..........i heard they took it down because they got alot of grief over it. -
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By PRO-V · Posted
I haven't. Too much snow for me and hidden slush. Been running around the woods instead. I'm not going to put up crowd fishing on Winnie, Red or the other popular lakes. -
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By Eyesniper · Posted
Icedog, your on the right path if your looking for lightweight fast moving portables! I had my pack-a-shack for 8ish years and had no issues with at all. I use mine for running and gunning river eyes. They do get very tight if you need a heater and I’d recommend using as short of a rod as possible. They are perfect for if you just want to sight fish on a warm day. Good luck searching! -
By smurfy · Posted
I don't need a huge one but bigger than a one man. Used my brother's one man once, just not enough room for me and fishing deep with 2 holes is looking for a diseaster waiting to happen. And I'd really like a zipper door so I don't have to always flip it to get out.
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