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StarTzar wrote:

River Monster wrote:

TheMaverick wrote:Beat Adam & Rick at the MS Bassin tourney, that is all.

You must have misread the title of the thread. its GOALS not unrealistic dreams.

I'll remember this one

Do you also remember when there was sloppy net work at one MS Bassin. You boys might want to bring your A game, otherwise keep dreaming

My goals for the season are:

1. Learn the basics of using sonar. I'm outfitting my kayak with a fishfinder this winter.
2. Do some dropshotting for smallies (will be completely new to me)
3. Keep learning! I'm fairly new to fishing in the last couple years, and while getting skunked is extremely frustrating, I try to go out with the approach of making sure I learn something every time I'm out.

A 50" musky on a topwater, ran into a few 50s last year but I gotta get one burning a topwater this summer.

River Monster wrote:
Do you also remember when there was sloppy net work at one MS Bassin. You boys might want to bring your A game, otherwise keep dreaming

Comments like that are not good for your health ..... they bring on the "Shove-Your-Foot-In-Mouth" disease.

catch a first fish from my own ride ,it's going to be great year

I'm sure it's the same as others but much like my 2015 goal... Fish as much as possible! 52 days last year which isn't bad for a 9-5er

Catch a gar

March/Apr, sleep on the ice and fish all night

Do as well during a tourney as I do fun fishing

Just to go on water to start with is my goal
For me time on water is what i need now!!!

Catching fish is a bonus.

Fishing as been slow for me for the past few years,,,,and hopefully it will get better this year


Hope to do few get together at victoria island this spring,,for some cats


Get my kayak fishing back in track
Joco

I'd like to put a limit of perch, a limit of crappie, a limit of salmon, a limit of pike and a limit of walleye in my travel cooler to bring home to NS this spring.

No trips planned for this year.

Mine is to fish LOTW out of Kenora, and to catch a 12+ pound walleye in Nipawin, SK in October.