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La Crosse area streams


hookncook

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Drove around a little bit today, a lot of the streams are pretty clear despite the recent weather. If things hold should be a little murky come Sunday.

Good luck Wisconsin.

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Hit a couple of area streams this morning. Lower stretches are still high and stained, upper stretches still a bit stained. Wind was 30mph and hailing, terrible fishing. I caught a few but didn't fish for long.

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Went out with my boy for a few hours today and caught a good mix of close to 30 browns and brookies in about two hours.

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Bum ankle has me staying close to bridges but the what I can tell the few places I have been to the water is clear, despite the rainfall.

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Streams were in pretty good shape today. One was a bit murky but I think it was a result of cattle. Caught about 30 browns and 1 brookie. All under 14", managed to lose the 4 nicest fish I hooked including one very large fish. Time to get a stiffer rod I think.

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Went out yesterday afternoon in Vernon County. Lots of fish swatting baits so had trouble getting good hooksets on many fish. Did manage 16 browns and 2 brookies. Biggest browns were a few in the 14-15 inch range, and biggest brookie was 10-11".

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Hey Hook!.....take this in the right spirit, but as an old media guy, the last thing people want to see is a plate of headed, gutted and gilled trout. Hole 'em up purty for the camera out on the stream. Then we don't wanna see 'em again!

Hope you had a good fish fry. Those were gorgeous little browns and you had a good trip.

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Hey Hook!.....take this in the right spirit, but as an old media guy, the last thing people want to see is a plate of headed, gutted and gilled trout.

Unless we also see the 'after' pics of what these trouts looked like prepared.

trouts are tasty....

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Take it easy boys- plenty more where those came from. Pretty fishes make good dishes...

Besides- in just a little over a month I'll have two months of bedrest and time to drool over your fishy shots.

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Take it easy boys- plenty more where those came from. Pretty fishes make good dishes...

Hey now. You're the one who did not post any pics of the finished product...

Trout are really tasty. Not sure there's a problem with keepin 4 smaller ones for some food.

Now next time take the "after" shot so I can drool on my keyboard.

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