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Skunk City · #1 12-04-2014, 05:27 PM

Very cool. One of the few freshwater species I've yet to target or land.

FASTEDDIE29 · #2 12-04-2014, 06:08 PM

Nice looking fish dude. Bummer about the engine, trust me I know all about breaking down on rather large bodies of water. Way to get out and catch something! Keep em coming!

GetANet · #3 12-04-2014, 07:08 PM

Way to get out there !!! I like seeing anglers getting out in the fall and winter not just spring and summer!!! I have caught several of my Largest fish in the winter.
When you get a semi decent day ya gotta go!!!!!!
Love the Valley in the winter it was always where I fished on NEW YEAR'S DAY for many years.
Double anchored and shiners down on the bottom for those Lakers!!!

Glad you got back OK! Three times this year I had motor problems.
Two which were pretty bad situations to be in but was able to fix it on the fly!
One should always have at least a few basic tools in their vehicles AND BOATS just for those Special Occasions so to say LOL!!!

Wilson · #4 12-05-2014, 03:02 AM

B O A T = Break Out Another Thousand$

iraevski · #5 12-05-2014, 05:57 AM

Nice Fish man. How deep were you trolling? I wanted to get out on the RV before it gets really cold.

Trevordog · #6 12-05-2014, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by iraevski

Nice Fish man. How deep were you trolling? I wanted to get out on the RV before it gets really cold.

I was in 60' of water with 5 colors of lead core out and running around 1.5 mph, so you can guess my spoon was down about 30 − 35 feet.

iraevski · #7 12-05-2014, 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Trevordog

I was in 60' of water with 5 colors of lead core out and running around 1.5 mph, so you can guess my spoon was down about 30 − 35 feet.

pretty deep. i figured they would be near the surface when the water gets so cold. i guess i gotta try going deeper. i also usually fish around 3-5 colors of leadcore. were you using planer boards?