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    Default First time for minners


    First time I've used them since winter. Did ok, it was very slow. EZ and I buddy boated to an undisclosed location. At least got enought for a few meals.





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    major am glad you are out enjoy your retirement. keep up the good work.

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    Looking Good Maj!!! Dont really like to use minners but sometimes, they work better than anything.


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    Speck is right. I use them a good bit, by theirselves and sometimes tip a jig with them.
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    Minnows are a pain in this hot weather. I'm going to the rez in the morn but I'll be pulling cranks. If that doesn't work I'll try jigging abound stumps with nibbles.
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    Major just do whatever it take to put fish in the boat, minners, jigs or cranks.

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    Good catch maj. Youre right though...it is hard dealing with minners in the summer months. They'll DEFINITELY catch fish though (if you can keep 'em alive when they hit that hot water).

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    Looks like some good fish from Wolf Lake. Congrats Maj.
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    Minners...don't leave home without em!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mchappy View Post
    Looks like some good fish from Wolf Lake. Congrats Maj.
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