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Sturgeon Excursion, April 18th and 19th 2009


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Many use there cat fishing rods and reels. No roll or any type river sinker will work. I use Gamagatsu J hooks in size 4.

I have in the past used up to 40 dozen crawlers per boat and thats with 3 anglers.

I'm sure someone will post a picture of the line set up with line, swivel and nor roll weight.

No matter what rod you are using, it must have a soft or very fast tip so one can see thew light or small taps or tugs on your line. They can be very gentle biters.

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I just reserved my rooms...we will have Team Foley...only 6 of us and one of the guys is not dependable so we are telling him he has to pay for the room and crawlers on SuperBowl Sunday or else we replace him.

We may have one opening in boat and room. YourBobbersDown...we may have a spot. I will be in Forest Lake @ the HS for Wrestling on Friday.

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The fresher the better. I wouldn't bother with the dead stuff. In fact I like to have a couple of wigglers mixed with the pinched and smashed ones.

Bring multiple types of baits and experiment. I know I have a new favorite after last year.

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So the Frozen Emerald's they sell up there wouldn't be any good?

They would probably work pretty well. As long as they were flash frozen while alive, and not frozen dead ones (if that makes sense).

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I believe we caught our larger fish on the emeralds.

Well that's what I'm after of course so might have to give them a try?

Dtro I get what your saying about the flash frozen deal but is there a way to tell the differance or do you just ask and hope to get an honest answer?

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