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A Day for the Ages

Posted in The Hookset, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , on May 26, 2008 | 3 Comments »

For the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, we planned on doing a little fishing.  It would be Wyatt’s, my seven year-old nephew, first fishing trip with me and I had set him up with his first post-Snoopy poles for the upcoming fishing season this Christmas; a Daiwa underspin combo for panfish and jigging and rigging walleyes and [...]

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Cold Water

Posted in The Hookset, tagged , , , , , on May 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Well, I’ve been to a few of my early season walleye hot spots on Big Turtle Lake and Lake Bemidji, but I am sorry to report that those spots seem to be following the same theme of being late this season.  The late ice-out have left lake temperatures cooler than usual for this time of year, [...]

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Goggle Eyes

Posted in The Hookset, tagged , , on May 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »

The opening week of the Minnesota fishing season also happened to be finals week for me.  While I finished up cramming for final exams and polishing off term papers, my good friend Paul Nistler and friends Curt and Todd headed north for the warmer waters of Upper Red Lake and Lake of the Woods.  That’s [...]

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Another Icy Opener Report

Posted in The Hookset on May 14, 2008 | 3 Comments »

I received this picture from a friend who was trying to fish Leech Lake on opening weekend.  This picture was taken on Mother’s Day, Sunday, and is of Walker Bay, the smaller and deeper side of legendary Leech Lake.  They were fishing in Shingobee Bay, which was open.
She also told me that apparently there were [...]

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A Mother’s Day Revenge?

Posted in The Hookset on May 10, 2008 | 2 Comments »

Not completely.
The pictures of Lake Bemidji below were taken yesterday, the day before the traditional Minnesota fishing opener at 12:00AM Saturday of Mother’s Day weekend.  Many of the larger lakes in the northern third of the state were still holding ice – a lot of it – thanks to Old Man Winter’s unrelenting grasp this year.  Opening day brought [...]

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