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will be fishing out of sportsman this Sat. Getting depressed about the pressure change coming up,please somebody tell me the fish will still bite. Or are we doomed?

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I was heading up but decided not to go cause of the system that move in, if it was a suttle system I'd still go but this one came in hard an forcast to sit hard through the weekend. Try downsizing, Crappie minnows, small jigs. Bobber rig with a red hook. Good luck Boar

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A STRONG AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP OVER THE CENTRAL PLAINS LATE FRIDAY NIGHT AND THEN SLOWLY LIFT NORTHEAST INTO SOUTHEAST IOWA BY SUNDAY MORNING...

I get to fish on Friday... will be interesting to see what happens...

One thing nice about being local... If I don't like the way the day is going... I just go home... no big deal.

I can relate though... nothing worse then planning a trip (like I do for muskies on soft water) and seeing a good old cold front showing up right on the money... If you think a cold front walleye is tough to catch... Try to get a muskie to open up on a cold front....Tougher then trying to get a hotspot from Fisky anymore... grin.gif

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Well will see what happens, we are going to fish red on the way up on Friday, but what ever happens it's just fun getting away for the weekend but. We normally have a little to much fun, Monday will be a long day.

Thanks for the advice and replys.

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WT, that was good. He hasn't given much out for secret spots anymore. Maybe he quit fishing?

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Quit fishing? Me, never! Maybe when I quit breathing!

I tend to slack off a bit in February but I've been out a few times over the past couple weeks. Twice to URL.....Fun, Fun. Twice out on 5mile....so-so. Couple days ago out from Rocky area....Darn good. Last weekend way North to the "wifes hole" waypoint.....Slow and crowded! Yikes, there's a bigger pack way out there then there is on some of the Muskeg spots!

Wanted to go today but buddy can't do her. Darn it anyways as the fish will plain be a snappin good today!

On a side note......Can you guys keep your ears open for any LX3's for sale cheap. My cousins hut got broken into out there on Muskeg and a couple of these units were swiped as well as some other stuff. Darn Vermin!

Regards all.....fiskyknut

P.S.....Ripper thanks for that frozen Shiner info too man.

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Wow were they ever snappin this morning... Got out there about 9, it was really busy until about 1, then the BIG wind hit, and snow... The fish seemed to shut down, and I got the heck out of there. Good thing for GPS, cause the only 2 directions I knew were up and down.

Just funnin ya Fisky about the hot spot stuff...

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