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Muskie Seminar Tonight at Thorne Bros

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Wed, April 11, 7pm Cowgirl Mania!!! 218 muskies OVER 50” in just one year on the Double Cowgirl! No bait has EVER done this before! Come hear from the manufacturer and guide Brad Hoppe how to make the hottest big muskie bait in history work for you.

This will be our last seminar before our annual Spring Sale April 20-22. Here is the seminar line-up for that weekend:

Thorne Bros Annual Spring Sale!Three big days--April 20-22! Everything will be on sale!!! Come see manufacturers, manufacturer’s reps, Ranger boats from Frankie's Marine, free seminars—and save BIG!!! Special sale hours: Fri. 10-8:30, Sat 8-5, Sun 10-3

Friday, April 20, 6pm Performance Plastics For Muskies. The next generation is here! Steve Jonesi will show you how and where to use them and how the new Formula X baits might change fishing soft plastic baits for muskies forever!

Saturday, April 21 Minnesota Muskie Guides In The 50# Club! These guides have had 50# muskies in their boats recently. Come find out how they did it—so you can too!

10am Luke Ronnestrand

11:30am Steve Jonesi

1pm To Be Announced

2pm Group Discussion

Sunday, April 22 11am Metro Bass Tricks. Matt 'Mr.Finesse' Johnson and Sean 'the Ogur' Spraungel will show you how to boat more and bigger bass from the pressured metro waters. Between these two 'polar-opposite' anglers you will learn many tricks that the bass have not seen.

1pm Canadian Muskie Tactics. Imagine lakes full of muskies with hardly anyone fishing them. Are these secret lakes? No, but with everyone fishing Minnesota now no one is on the famous fisheries like Crow, Winnipeg River and the Woods! Brett Erickson will bring you back to what muskie fishing is supposed to be.

Thorne Bros Annual Line Winding Sale

April 23-28. Monofilament: 2#-10# $.01/yard, 12#-30# $.02/yard, Super Braids $.10/yard.

This will be your last chance to come and make fun of Matt Johnson in a public setting until next winter so get in here and get your shots in :-)

Brett Erickson

www.thornebros.com

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