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Big Fish Hunt Guide service

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Please welcome Tim Anderson of Big Fish Hunt guide service.

Tim specializes in giant trophy muskie hunts on the lakes listed. Whether it be Mille Lacs, Vermilion , Cass, Bemidji or Plantagenet, Tim can help make your musky trip the trip of a lifetime.

So the next time you are looking for that monster muskie give Tim a call.

1-800-450-8777 or you can find his HSOforum at http://bigfishhunt.com

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Cool! Just stumbled across this as I was navigating around getting to know the site better.

Thank you all for the welcome. First, it was good talking to several of you on the phone last week. I really appreciate the support, and am enjoying being on FM already. And, already am seeing that this site works. Just got back from the Rainy, and ran into several fishermen who have checked out my HSOforum because they were on FM.

Fishing up there was fantastic. Two of us caught just short of 200 walleyes, with roughly twenty between 25 and 31 inches. We also caught three really big sturgeon, ranging from 53 to 62 inches, and all on walleye gear, which was a good challenge. Had so much fun yesterday that we couldn't tear ourselves away, and wound up getting home at midnight.

Got a good sunburn and windburn too. Now it's "back to reality."

Thanks again guys,

Tim

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Hire Tim and have a chance to put a fish like this in the boat...

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This was a beast that Tim had the pleasure to put a friend on in 2006. The picture doesn't do this fish justice.

Aaron

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