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Condor and Jar Jar


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Well the auger cut real well ,Condor almost fell on his face when it broke through grin.gif
Fishing was real slow on URL only two crapps kept and a few walleyes released.
LOW was o.k. we brought home about 50 or so walleyes and sauger and a bucket full of tullibees.
It was alittle drunk out friday night at W.W. with Kelly,Gooseslayer, Jigglestick and joefishin.
We are planing a day trip up there in early april.We'll have a get together one more time before the ice is out since you won't be around here any more and good luck up in Ely.

Jar Jar

[This message has been edited by JAR JAR (edited 03-04-2003).]

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Well one thing is that the auger survived the flight of the Montero out on URL.
Going aprox. 35mph and hitting and 3' heave in the ice makes you airborne alittle bit grin.gif
Only damage done in 1 broken rod and some shook up minnows and a head ache from hitting the roof of the truck shocked.gif

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We were about 9 miles out of Adrian's road in about 30 ft of water. The saugers were running alittle smallbut some close to 15".
Also lots of smallish walleyes around 6-8 inches but we kept 9 from 18" to 24". The 24" was bleeding bad from the gills so we kept it.
But it sure was good to get away for awhile grin.gif


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