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3By Troy Smutka
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By JerkinLips · Posted
Same story, different day (Monday). Caught several small walleyes (biggest were 14 and 15 inches) with the best bite from 2-5pm. Caught my record walleye this winter at 6½ (inches, not pounds). Was wondering why the bobber kept going down a couple inches for several minutes until I finally reeled it up. Fortunately it was just hooked in the lips. Having a lively minnow definitely improved the action. I put down a pike sucker for the first time this winter and got an immediate hard bite. When I went to set the hook, the line broke just above the hook. Don't know if it was a northern bite-off or just weak line by the hook. May try some pike suckers next trip. Ice conditions were very good except for heavy drifting (even with very little fresh snow). Didn't see any vehicles traveling off road except for snowmobiles and a tracked SxS, although there weren't many people out on the lake. Water came up around my house about 1½ inches but froze very quickly with the cold weather and no snow on top. Will probably have to block it up again next time up. Good luck fishing and be careful of severe drifting of snow, especially with the 3-5 inches they are predicting for Wednesday night. -
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By smurfy · Posted
ouch.......that kinda hurt......🙄🤣 at least you didnt refer me to bear or D2E!!!!!!!!!!!!🤗 -
By smurfy · Posted
🤣 naw just plain white flour for these......mixed in with a little of this and a little of that type seasonings!!!!!!! never ever do i use a wet batter.... so Mike......explain to me what you call a batter......or breading????? all i ever use is flour or dry packets from like fleet or i like the charlie worrath stuff i get at the cenex in deer river. -
By Mike89 · Posted
batter nope, breading here or just just seasoned and baked -
By leech~~ · Posted
Your starting to sound a little like the Sled-guy. Every thing is bigger and better! 🙄 -
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