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Author Topic: New CPR record for northern  (Read 5240 times)

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Offline Lee Borgersen

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  Ogg sets first catch-and-release record for northern pike :happy1:

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By Minnesota Department of Natural Resources on Oct 22, 2018 at 2:00 p.m.

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A 43 1/2 inch pike caught by a member of the Women Anglers of Minnesota on Mille Lacs Lake sets the first northern pike state record in the Department of Natural Resources’ catch-and-release category.

Angler Maddy Ogg caught and released the huge pike Oct. 6 during what she described as a cold and windy day of fishing. She and companions Mike Buckingham and Jenni Buckingham got an early start that morning, soon landing two fish at the same time.


“On the way to the lake that morning, we saw eight bald eagles and shortly after we started fishing, we landed a double – I knew it was going to be a good day of fishing,” Ogg said.

Five hours later, while trolling the edges of plants in 12 feet of water, Maddy had a strike that bent her rod hard. Even though most record-fish stories include a long dramatic battle between fish and angler, fortune was going their way.

Angler Maddy Ogg caught and released the huge pike Oct. 6 during what she described as a cold and windy day of fishing. :Clap:

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« Last Edit: October 10/23/18, 04:00:10 AM by Lee Borgersen »
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:happy1: :happy1: :happy1:

 :happy1: :happy1: :happy1: So, like are da  :happy1: 's up fur da fish or da cute young maiden :scratch:
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I meant the fish at first but the maiden is very cute!!!  You are very perceptive.  I wondered if there were going to be anyone else that actually looked at the fish. 

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I meant the fish at first but the maiden is very cute!!!  You are very perceptive.  I wondered if there were going to be anyone else that actually looked at the fish.

I noticed in da photo as I viewed it dat she seemed to be lookin directly at ME :wowza: instead of da fish.  Did you seem ta notice dat also. :scratch:

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And she has a twinkle in her eye....

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:doah:

Yer jest jealous! :rotflmao:

I guess it's not in da cards fur ya Reb

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Well, I just pulled out yer card!   :rotflmao:

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