Report 11/9/19

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  • November 20, 2019 at 2:34 pm #146525
    Horseshoe McGee
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      Location: Maple Grove/ Alexandria
      Member Since: Sep 2006
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      This was by far the earliest i have ever fished! Found 3” of good ice. Fishing was great caught many slab crappies and a few eyes in the bucket. Lots of bass and pike too. Got to release this hog was my first eye of the year. Caught them all on a rapala rippin rap. The rattle and vibration really got them aggressive. Fished 10-11 fow. The bite has slowed in the past week I think the ice is too clear and thin. Need some cloudy thick ice and some snow cover to get the eyes aggressive again

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      November 20, 2019 at 4:49 pm #714383
      highbeeze24
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        Location: Annandale
        Member Since: Jul 2011
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        Great fish HM! Seems you really whack them early ice each year.

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        November 20, 2019 at 10:10 pm #714384
        Josher
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          Location: Minnesota
          Member Since: Dec 2011
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          Beauties HM! Is the ice holding up in the Alex area? Planning on having my first trip out this weekend, but don’t know much about the conditions after the warmer weather. Do the lakes that were walkable last weekend still seem to be in the same condition?

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          November 21, 2019 at 4:27 pm #714385
          jake125
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            Member Since: Nov 2010
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            I live 40 miles south of Alex and would not go out on the lakes. Its been warm way to warm. I know Reno had upwards of 7-8 inches, but last I heard on Wednesday it was down to 3-4 with water on top of it and very soft.

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