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Reply With QuoteGood job. That’s a big minnow in the bucket….lol
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Finally big and lil lake open. Hit lil first and nothing for hour deeper w bobber and even minnow trailer on maribou jig. Finally cast closer to bank and brought in slowly and picked up a few. None real big but still fun.
Moved to big lake by my slip where I have had success and again not much. Was tight line casting retrieving when I finally caught a couple of keepers around 10 inches. Not enough to fool with so I released them and went home took a nap.
Yes I had minnows but don't judge me. Someone getting off boat offered them a d 3 days later still alive. Yes I will use as trailer if I have them. Caught as many with as without.
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Mighty fine sir! Thanks for sharing
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Great job Keith. Thanks for sharing.
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so I dropped it onto the bank Bill and yes it did have some mulch on it.Originally Posted by keeferfish
That first fish needs to be raked?
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BTW minnows lasted in bucket for 5 days before dying. Put them into a wicker tomato planter soil on my deck for fertilizer.
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Nice work!!
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