Reply With QuoteThe biggest one we got in the boat was 35 lbs Redge. We lost a couple I'm sure was bigger. Anything over 25 is catch and release after pictures.Originally Posted by Redge
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Sweet, that should keep them in fish for a while!
Good of you to donate the trip! Thanks for that.
How big were those? I have no idea on what a blue cat weighs that size.
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The biggest one we got in the boat was 35 lbs Redge. We lost a couple I'm sure was bigger. Anything over 25 is catch and release after pictures.
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Such awesome fish! I have had terrible luck this year on lakes. That is so great of you to donate.
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It's always a pleasure to hear of kind-hearted people.Thank You Kindly for your report ,pictures , and generous heart.
Good Luck Always
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Fantastic ! Looks like a divine appointment to me... God bless you...
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Any recent reports for Kaw? I am fairly new to fishing this lake and will give it a go tomorrow. I am on a kayak though so can't cover much ground. I am thinking about roaming around north of washunga looking for crappie but I am wondering how deep or shallow it is north of washunga since I'm hearing the water level keeps dropping. Anyone have some pointers to help me get a mess?
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The lake is low. I only get to fish it maybe 3-4 times a year and lowest I’ve seen it in years.
