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  • yamiha80
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    May 24, 2006 at 4:29 pm #448863

    The only one that I have heard about is this guy named Jamison. He works all the lakes around Mankato and always seems to catch fish. His website is http://tightlinesguiding.com/ All the needed numbers and email are on the web site.

    yamiha80
    Posts: 10
    March 1, 2006 at 6:22 pm #425592

    I’ll be there freezing my off for sure. I’ll be in a lund angler with, you guessed it a 80 “yamaha”. Good luck to all!!!!!!

    yamiha80
    Posts: 10
    February 24, 2006 at 6:13 pm #424120

    Jon, thanks for the great info, but I I have one more question. How does the release of the walleyes work, can you keep the small ones, let the 3+ pounders go, or do they die during the weigh-in. Thanks for all your help already, never been to a tournament before, this will be my first. Happy Friday

    yamiha80
    Posts: 10
    February 24, 2006 at 5:39 pm #424109

    Yea, I remember seeing something about that also, and if I recall, you were using a crank? Never tried it that way before, I just throw a small jig with a Mr. Twister. When it is hot down there is is hard not to catch one every other cast. “Reel” fun.
    Happy Friday

    yamiha80
    Posts: 10
    February 24, 2006 at 5:29 pm #424106

    We used fish scent while fishing tip ups arournd the Menomonie, WI area while I was at college. It worked great on tip ups but while used with a pole it produced little. Now I live in the south central part of MN and it has not worked a lick. It adds good color and has to attract some fish.

    yamiha80
    Posts: 10
    February 24, 2006 at 5:06 pm #424096

    That is Great!!! I was wonering what the song was like, lived up to all expectations. 9 of 10

    yamiha80
    Posts: 10
    February 22, 2006 at 8:42 pm #423297

    Well I hope that you fair better the next time out. I am from the Albert Lea area and fish Fountain lake all winter long, it has been about as slow all year as your day on the ice.

    yamiha80
    Posts: 10
    February 21, 2006 at 6:59 pm #422785

    When ethanol was first being produced it took 29% more energy to make ethanol than the actual output produced. Now however, new technology has enabled ethanol production to create 34% more energy than it takes to produce it, so they are making progress.
    The only reason that ethanol E85 is cheaper is cause there is a .54$ subsidy. Corn is not very efficient as a source for ethanol I recently took a energy/transportation class at college and these were the comparisons of other crops to corn, very interesting actually.

    corn: 250 gal/acre
    beet: 100 gal/acre
    cane: 1200 gal/acre
    manioc: 1500 gal/acre
    jerusalem artichokes: 1500 g/a
    cattails: 2500 g/a

    Something to think about, or atleast some useless info.

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