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Hi Bob,

Yes, I will be fishing briefly in the morning. If my day turns out ok I might be able to fish in the afternoon also. Shoot me an e-mail at [email protected] and I will send you my cell phone to see if I can chase smallies in the afternoon. I went out for a quick fix today and caught 3 in about an hour on the spinnerbait. The water was clear and low.

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Went out this afternoon with my Dad. We fished from 2:00 until 6:00 and had a great time. Boated a total of 28 smallies and a nice largemouth. I have to admit I cheated by using golden roaches. We caught all but 2 fish anchored from the same spot. The largemouth hit a number 7 rs shadrap. All fish were in the 12-15 inch range. The moss is still giving me problems at some of my favorite fall spots. Water temp was 58 degrees.

Projects all day Saturday but will be back on the water Sunday afternoon. Still looking for Mr. Big.

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I fished from 1pm-6:15pm. Ended up with a dozen or so fish the same size as 454`s. 454 you cheated, no bait for another month yet. grin.gifI did get a wally about 31/4lbs. SWEET!!! She hit about 3-3:30 on a finesse minnow. I might make it out tomorrow but don`t know yet.

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Bob,

Congrats on the Walleye! That is a great fish. I went out today with a couple of friends and it was not as good as Friday. We did catch a fair number of fish but they were small. The water temp dropped down to 53 degrees.

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