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How many people bought coots at the show

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How many of you bought coots at the show??? the hottest bait nobody outside the twin cites knows about,,crazy but you cant argue with the results it produced last year,,Im having him make me a custom white one when I see him

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Thought about it..Talked to Dave and Jeremy Knutson about it all weekend while at the kids tables and they highly recommend one. Funny becasue you go over to pat's booth where he makes them and there is a ton of pictures of Dave and his wife with massive muskies, and his old coot hangin there all chewed up...pretty cool to see!

I know one of the other guys helping out got a nice brown one he 3was all excited about..I decided to wait until next year, hope I don't regret it

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Coot here, i remeber the first time i saw cowgirls on display at a show i

kind of chuckled and said ya right. heard some of the same chuckles about

the Coot this year, hmmmmm....

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Pretty sure there is no HSOforum for the Coot. Pat the maker of the Coot

is usually at the Twins Cities Muskies Inc. meetings with Coots in hand.

The next meeting is tommorow tuesday the 12th at the Knights of Columbus

at Lyndale and American boulevard (just south of 494) in Bloomington

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JC

Im assuming Josh Cly??? the dam thing works,,, I didnt have one last year the people who were using them didnt tell the tales till after the season was over,

your good at getting baits action to troll well, might be the ultimate north end shallow troller if the fish come back there or over the weeds in Vineland.were gonna give it a shot there

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Pretty sure there is no HSOforum for the Coot. Pat the maker of the Coot

is usually at the Twins Cities Muskies Inc. The next meeting is tommorow tuesday the 12th at the Knights of Columbus at Lyndale and American boulevard (just south of 494) in Bloomington

What are these meetings all about? Can you just show up? never really heard of these meetings until this weekend and was curious if there was some type of membership or something?

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MUSKIES INC meeeting are open to the public no admission charge

our TC chapter meets in Bloomington at knights of columbus

'actually theres a meeting 7pm tonite (tues)

google Twin Cities muskie inc chapter or Bloomington K of C if you want to get there

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Fad.

People said that about Cowgirls. People said that about Bulldawgs. Heck, people probably even said that about Globes and Suicks back in the day.

If it catches fish, it's welcome to be a fad at the end of my line.

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