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February 02/18/07, 02:40:32 PM

Offline fisherkingdave

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sunnies and crappies we caught
my daughter and I went to lake shokoppie in onamia, MN. (up by mille lacs) and we wanted to share these with everyone. We fished in 10 feet of water using wax worms for the sunnies and the crappies bit at night on minnows. I hope anyone with kids will come visit this lake. Take a kid fishing!!!
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February 02/18/07, 02:45:58 PM Reply #1

Offline fisherkingdave

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Re: sunnies and crappies we caught
Quote from: fisherkingdave on February 02/18/07, 02:40:32 PM
my daughter and I went to lake shokoppie in onamia, MN. (up by mille lacs) and we wanted to share these with everyone. We fished in 10 feet of water using wax worms for the sunnies and the crappies bit at night on minnows. I hope anyone with kids will come visit this lake. Take a kid fishing!!!
If anyone would like directions to this lake email me or post it here and I will give them to you.
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February 02/18/07, 02:47:33 PM Reply #2

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Re: sunnies and crappies we caught
Nice gator!  What did it weigh?
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February 02/18/07, 02:56:54 PM Reply #3

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Re: sunnies and crappies we caught
Quote from: Outdoors_junkie on February 02/18/07, 02:47:33 PM
Nice gator!  What did it weigh?
It was a little over 41 inches and weighed almost 22 lbs. caught on 4 lb. line and a crappie minnow.








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February 02/18/07, 03:16:00 PM Reply #4

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Re: sunnies and crappies we caught
Nice fish!!

I fixed it for you so they were all on the same thread! ;D

Hope that is ok.


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February 02/18/07, 04:09:54 PM Reply #5

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Re: sunnies and crappies we caught
Outstanding..great pics!! keep'em comming

 Right on brother..take a kid fishing
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February 02/18/07, 08:51:10 PM Reply #6

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Re: sunnies and crappies we caught
Quote from: fisherkingdave on February 02/18/07, 02:40:32 PM
my daughter and I went to lake shokoppie in onamia, MN. (up by mille lacs) and we wanted to share these with everyone. We fished in 10 feet of water using wax worms for the sunnies and the crappies bit at night on minnows. I hope anyone with kids will come visit this lake. Take a kid fishing!!!
It's guys like you that I could hang out with.. ;)  There needs to be more dads like you that introduce their sons and daughters to the outdoors.  You're a good man, and thanks for joining!! I'm glad to see you as a member of MNO.!
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February 02/19/07, 11:00:51 AM Reply #7

Offline Bruno24

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Good Mess of Sunnies
Took myself fishing on O'Dowd south of Shakopee this weekend and hammered the Sunnies.  Had my limit and ran out of bait.  They were hitting in 20' but most of the aggressive fish were suspended between 8-15'.  Kind of fun, I could see 8-10' down the hold and watch 'em hit.  Some were pretty small, but it wasn't hard to find a limit of good eaters.

Ice was over 20".
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