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I don't have a mind-blowing report from a far- off destination or shot's that will grace the pages of the mags that we all like to read.

After catching that wee raaaaaaacoon, I discovered that not everyone feels the same way about those critters as i do . Bear attacks are making the news these days so bug them will ya!

Got to spend some time on new water and techniques with none-other than Bill Izumi....He's starting to get on the program for the Walleye bite.



I showed him that ya don't need mono to catch Wallye....



Managed a catfish on a tube, just to inspire the young Izumi ...

As i was laying back in the weeds, i thought about using the camera for some action shots....the director..with an eye


Everybody one the 1's....picture up!....rolling sound....AND ACTION!!!!!





Was a great week! finished it off with some more eyes and smallies









These are my best smallies from the year soooo far...i just did the "do nothing" technique...it's some thing thats been around forever. I like it cause it means less casts and better control for more Bigguns.





Later!

Thanks for the report.

Thanks Grant for the report.

Keep'em coming

We should hook up

Nice report thanks for the pictures!!!

Nice report. One question: How do you make photos during the fight (I mean the photos with the pike)?

nice pics, and thanks for posting. Coulda been some more racoons in it though

I thought it was a great report, fish were caught and a good time had, what could be better?

I like the action shots Nice pig smallies

milchner wrote:Nice report. One question: How do you make photos during the fight (I mean the photos with the pike)?

Well milchner, the camera that took those shots is very expensive. The camera belonged to my buddy who joined me that day. I believe it roughly costs $1,200.00 The camera looks more like the larger 35mm type instead of the little silver types that you see nowadays. This thing can snap pictures as fast as you can push the button. As for getting the Pike to perform those acrobatic moves, they always want to jump and shake their head to try and get rid of the lure. You can expect this kind of behavior at the boat-side. You can also count on a good shower from them too when ya go to release them.

Ted.......It'd be an honor to get out again with ya for toothies Nothing better than beating the water to a froth and shaving my shoulder blades down to nothing from casting lures that are the size of fish that I'd be happy to catch

Later!

Great report and greater photo's.

Catfish on a tube That's not the first I have seen...Flippin' kitties is the new thing...

IanD, I think we have something here

Great set of pics Slop. Leaving for the cottage soon. Hoping to get into some fish like that

-Andrew