Mark Twain 6/3

Had a blast with my boy today. So nice watching him grow and run the boat to load and unload. Ended up with two nice walleyes, the biggest he caught which was 6.78 lbs and 27 inches, and 8 keeper crappie. We started out pulling cranks and caught a lot of crappie and a few whites but almost all were small. We moved to rigging on the outside of standing timber and caught a lot of 5-8 inch fish. Back to pulling cranks and much of the same. Can't seem to find the bigger crappie up there.
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That's one he will remember for awhile awesome job guys

Nice job!! Heck that's one even I would remember!

NICE!

Wow!! What a great walleye!! Congrats young man!!

That is definitely a day to remember great job

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Awesome job!

Very nice eye!!! Congrats

Nice fish. Good job young man.

Nice !!!

Way to go Dad. Keep him on the water and in the woods and you won't ever need to worry about what he's doing.

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Nice!! How do you like those seats?

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Nice!! How do you like those seats?

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Love them. Comfortable, dry quick and are cooler in hot weather.


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Those walleye made up for the crappie, congrats.

Great eye.. congrats to the young man!

We always catch a mess of crappie up there, but mostly 9-10" fish. Hardly ever a whopper.

Did you catch the walleye trolling? Along timber or bluffs?
You've got my attention!!

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We always catch a mess of crappie up there, but mostly 9-10" fish. Hardly ever a whopper.

Did you catch the walleye trolling? Along timber or bluffs?
You've got my attention!!

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Yes we caught the walleye trolling crank baits around a point. It was a nice surprise.


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Very nice!

those are the nicest walleye I have seen out of MT. WTG and doing it with your son is EPIC! that's how you do it dad.

We catch walleye pretty consistently throughout the year on Twain...... population is really starting to get established and there are some what I would consider "trophy" fish in there for sure. We turned three back last year that went over 5 lbs and kept a bunch of "eaters".

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Originally Posted by Route U

We catch walleye pretty consistently throughout the year on Twain...... population is really starting to get established and there are some what I would consider "trophy" fish in there for sure. We turned three back last year that went over 5 lbs and kept a bunch of "eaters".

U

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We should have released that fish but it has been a long time since I had walleye. Glad to hear they are doing good in the lake and hope to catch a few more.


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Originally Posted by Marine4life

We should have released that fish but it has been a long time since I had walleye. Glad to hear they are doing good in the lake and hope to catch a few more.

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Hey, I don't blame ya (hope you didn't take it that way)! We probably would have kept them also however, we were lucky enough to catch enough where we could be picky!

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Route U when are you going to hold that walleye camp on MT you spoke of earlier in year? would like to meet you and your dad and learn from the guys who have figured things out.

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Route U when are you going to hold that walleye camp on MT you spoke of earlier in year? would like to meet you and your dad and learn from the guys who have figured things out.

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Thinking maybe August? Generally speaking on Twain, the hotter the weather, the better the crappie crankbait bite.