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Author Topic: Spicer area fishing report 4/21/06  (Read 2482 times)

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Offline Spinach

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SPICER - Mel?s Sportshop, Hwy 23 and Ruth Street (320-796-2000) Next Lake Bay is hot for sunfish, with Timberwolf flies and Flu Flus working the best. Some fish are being caught on West Norway Lake and in Elkhorn Lake Bay. The west end of Koronis and the east bay by the Highway 55 bridge are producing crappies. With the warmer temperatures, the fishing will get better and better. Call for an update.

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Offline GRIZ

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The west end of west norway is giving out nice crappies. My buddies kids came home today with a limit, of 11" average. That will end soon thou as it does every year.
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Offline GRIZ

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Mud lake has been spitting out some real nice sunnies as well. From shore they can be had by the bridge or a number of different places from the boat.
"The two enemies of the people are criminals and government, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the constitution so the second will not become the legalized version of the first."
~Thomas Jefferson