Posts Tagged ‘ pike ’

Lake of the Woods 2012 Trip Summary!

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March 6, 2012
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Gentlemen, This year is one of best year’s we had at the Lake of the Woods. We caught more slot fish than any other years. At least 12 walleyes that were over 19.5″. We caught the largest perch of any trip, which was 14″ long with had several others being 13″ and over. Six...
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More Cedar River Musky!

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March 30, 2011
Northern Pike

Nate Mertka brought this musky that he caught in the Cedar River out to Gander Mountain in Cedar Rapids to be weighed. It came in at 10.12 pounds. He was using a classic combination of a black, 1/4 jig head and a white, three inch twister tail. Hats off to Nate who landed this...
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The evolution of the pike.

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July 10, 2010

“Only the strong survive” is the usual saying but more often than not the most cunning have the upper hand. I was once told many years ago by a wise, old fisherman that the largest fish are generally the smartest. The rationale was that the more intelligent a fish is the less likely it...
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How to land a northern pike.

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June 25, 2010

Matt shows off some amazing northern pike netting skills on Lac Seul.
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June 2010 fishing report from Lac Seul

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June 2, 2010
June 2010 fishing report from Lac Seul

Scott and Alma Angove were nice enough to give me a call and let me know what’s been going on up at Lac Seul these past few weeks. Jigs tipped with minnows have been putting a majority of fish in the boat for walleye anglers through out the past few weeks. Asked what colors...
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“The One”

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May 20, 2010
“The One”

Recently, while I was organizing trays of crank baits in all shapes, sizes, and colors preparing for the upcoming “big boy trip” to Canada a question arose. A lady friend of mine asked, “Matt, if you could only take one of those crank baits to Canada with you, which would you choose and why?”...
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