The wife and I ran into the mother load of all gills it was a windy day around 10 to 15 mph out of the southeast, water temperture 62 degrees.We caught and released a lot of fish and ended up running out of worms but managed to take a few fish home for a friday night fish fry.
We Fish:
Nice catch on both counts!!! Were you drifting or in the shallows??? I used to live in Cambridge and my family still does. My brother-in-law owned Kurt’s until his untimely death a couple of summers ago.
Mark Benson
We Fish:
Nice catch on both counts!!! Were you drifting or in the shallows??? I used to live in Cambridge and my family still does. My brother-in-law owned Kurt’s until his untimely death a couple of summers ago. I tried to find a picture of Kurt from one of our trips, but does Joe Bauer raing any bells and hopefully not bad. I used to be able to post pics and am having some trouble now, but will get it back down.
Mark Benson
Mark,
What a small world that My brother Joe,
Mr. Bauer:
To remind you of the story with that picture, as you might remember Joe needed to take “control at the hole”. Taking “control at the hole”, a very dark green muskie coming through the hole seemed to appear to Joe to be a walleye that he felt he could lip land. Upon cutting the “[censored]” out of his finger(s) and letting go the fish fell back into the hole tail first and disappeared. Suddenly as Joe sat peering down the hole that muskie shot itself out of the hole like it was shot by a cannon, apparently not making it out of the hole’s before several powerful tail swipes, it came shooting out of the hole and landed in Joe’s arms. Wished you could have been there for that one!!! God, did we laugh at that deal!!! Here’s a picture of his first fish of that trip, hopefull this one will come through.
Mark
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