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  • jeremy-liebig
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    #1411959

    Small lakes around Burnett and Polk counties

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1411954

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    How does a 4 pound carp sucker have a 21 inch girth?



    Obviously a typo. I know of the fish and it’s more than legit.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1411192

    Found one lil’ bugger in minneapolis last week. Checked a bit around Milaca this weekend.. Nothing doing in spots from last year yet. Buddies have been doing well around Minnesota River Just south.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1411166

    Super cool! Congrats on your first. There will be many, many more to come. I can feel your excitement though your post. Just wait what happens when that first Muskie is sighted, caught, follows. Feel free to send a PM. I’d be more than willing to get you on the water in search of mr. Northern pikes bigger cousin.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1410848

    Walleyes are shallow right now as well. Stick to under 10ft.Look at a map, find the structure. Gravel with nearby weeds is the key right now..Points, inside turns, etc. Get out there and you will find the spot on the spot.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1410819

    Very nice bass in there. Probably shallow right now, but look for deep rocks mid- summer!

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1409374

    That is a true giant for Rice Creek. I’ve only seen a couple in the last 15 years that barely broke the 20Lb. Mark. I’d love to see a photo as well!

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1408881

    Seen lots of photos of guys with multiple bass in hand during spawn and pre- spawn. Taking these fish off beds, putting them in live wells, etc.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1408880

    Way to go Rootski! That’s awesome… Even more awesome that you respected the resource.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1407758

    Hidden Falls park will get you right down to the river below the dam on the St. Paul side. You can fish the shore from there up to the dam with no issues. There’s an inlet just upstream from the park that can hold lots of fish in high water conditions.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1407146

    Any certain lakes in mind? Still ice on most. Some flow ages are just opening up.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1406230

    Couple from a week or so ago. Haven’t tried since then. They should be going bonkers very shortly.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1405809

    Yep. This weekend. Some stuff is going on Friday..Saturday everything kicks off at 8:00 AM. Loads of great seminar speakers as well throughout the day.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1405131

    I have a 2005 Dodge Ram that does the same thing occasionally. Mine is just the oil pressure sensor. Not a big deal… Perhaps a big deal if your oil pump is not working. Check the fuse. Otherwise check the code. If it is in fact just the sensor. Just get it replaced whenever.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1404399

    Magnum rapala and jitterbug on top post. As said above.. Just use them. They actually are not old lures.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1402987

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    Carp were going crazy today. Got 20 in the 5-10lb range and a couple at 15lbs just north of SAF area.



    Congrats! Sounds fun.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1402585

    It’s open as of a few days ago. Haven’t been down there yet though.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1401555

    I actually just retired from the screen printing game after 20 plus years. Sold the shop a few weeks ago. The new owner can help you out. [email protected]. Or you can call him 612-676-0488.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1394228

    X2 on Hayward area. Not as busy as Brainerd area lakes. Lots of smaller lakes to hide from the crowds, and as mentioned above, the Namekagon cannot be beat! Wether it’s tubing, renting canoes, etc. the fishing on the river is also amazing!!

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1394222

    This topic hits home. My girlfriend gained herself a one of those stalking fellas a while back. Not a mentally unstable one by any means, but a stalking personality nonetheless. Funny thing is I was actually partially responsible for their introduction. I had no issues till said person started doing background checks on her, me, and her fathers son. From there it got creepy. Dude buying her earrings,contacting her place of employment when she wouldn’t return calls, etc. even contacted her mother fishing for information and making up stories about her. In general, just making excuses to see her as if he couldn’t get enough. My girlfriend thought he was harmless, as did I… Until he started meddling in her work life and personal life. Eventually she got the clue once she realized what this person was saying and doing behind her back. Needless to say, he is gone and all is good. Not an extreme case like the one you mention. I wish your friend the best in resolving this issue. Lots of creeps out there.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1393932

    I have a complete Otter Wilderness walleye? That I’d part with for $75.00 if interested.

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1393628

    Stil here… Might be June before water opens if this winter keeps going the way it has. Early season I usually use a combo of crawlers/ waxworms and corn. They seem to like a little protein in early and late seasons. I’d steer clear of braids unless using a fairly long mono/floor leader. Slip sinker set ups usually work best as fish can take some line without feeling resistance. They can be picky buggers at times, although carp fishing is probably one of the simplest and in my mind, most enjoyable species to chase. Can’t wait!!

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1391340

    Looks like you made a good choice. Holy crap!

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1390243

    Wow!!!
    Saw that this morning as well. Crazy fish and cool story!

    jeremy-liebig
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    #1390035

    2nd the pulled pork option. Throw a big ol’ pork roast in slow cooker with onions, peppers, and spices. Cook it in a 1/3 mixture of beer, orange juice, and soy sauce. Shred it up once done .. Serve it in tacos and sangwiiiiches both. Make some pico for tacos on fresh corn tortillas. Some. BBQ aside for sammiches. A nice side of slaw goes with both perfectly.

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