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muchmor7743 — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 21:11:10 GMT

Lake Manitoba huntiing Fishing Blog

Get Ready For Your Fall Walleye Trophy Fish

muchmor7743 — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 05:13:28 GMT

The Walleye sporting fish is a freshwater Perciform fish native to Southern and middle Northern regions of Canada as well as to the contiguous northern regions of the United States

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Walleye or sometimes known as �Walley fish� is a North American relative of the European pikeperch.

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In addition to make it somewhat confusing the common North American walleye is sometimes referred to as the yellow walleye to distinguish it from the extinct blue walleye.

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The �Blue Walleye� was a prolific fish of the Great Lakes- predominantly Lakes Erie and Ontario.

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Get Ready For Your Fall Walleye Trophy Fish

muchmor7743 — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 00:03:50 GMT

The Walleye sporting fish is a freshwater Perciform fish native to Southern and middle Northern regions of Canada as well as to the contiguous northern regions of the United States

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Walleye or sometimes known as �Walley fish� is a North American relative of the European pikeperch.

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In addition to make it somewhat confusing the common North American walleye is sometimes referred to as the yellow walleye to distinguish it from the extinct blue walleye.

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The �Blue Walleye� was a prolific fish of the Great Lakes- predominantly Lakes Erie and Ontario.

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Get Ready For Your Fall Walleye Trophy Fish

muchmor7743 — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 19:56:01 GMT

The Walleye sporting fish is a freshwater Perciform fish native to Southern and middle Northern regions of Canada as well as to the contiguous northern regions of the United States

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Walleye or sometimes known as �Walley fish� is a North American relative of the European pikeperch.

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In addition to make it somewhat confusing the common North American walleye is sometimes referred to as the yellow walleye to distinguish it from the extinct blue walleye.

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The �Blue Walleye� was a prolific fish of the Great Lakes- predominantly Lakes Erie and Ontario.

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Get Ready For Your Fall Walleye Trophy Fish

muchmor7743 — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 13:58:30 GMT

The Walleye sporting fish is a freshwater Perciform fish native to Southern and middle Northern regions of Canada as well as to the contiguous northern regions of the United States

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Walleye or sometimes known as �Walley fish� is a North American relative of the European pikeperch.

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In addition to make it somewhat confusing the common North American walleye is sometimes referred to as the yellow walleye to distinguish it from the extinct blue walleye.

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The �Blue Walleye� was a prolific fish of the Great Lakes- predominantly Lakes Erie and Ontario.

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Catching Those Northern Canadian Pike In The Late Autumn -- iSnare.com Articles

muchmor7743 — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 03:11:35 GMT

How do you catch the wily Northern Pike in late autumn period when the Northern Pile have set up along weed and reed lines and along shorelines littered with fallen trees and submerged wood?

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Be innovative � employ slightly larger than normal (� to 1 ounce weight) bass-style willow leaf spinner baits. A worm or a �twister tale� can be added to further entice the fish out for a strike

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. In addition this combination works to great effect being quickly retrieved as the lure bulges just below the lake water�s surface.

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You need not hop, pop or play around with the lure in any way. Just keep the lures moving continually through the water.

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When the bigger game Pike won�t come to the surface though, you can dredge them up with a heavier 1 � ounce to2 � ounce muskie size spinnerbait. Just let the spinnerbait flutter down and then slowly crank it back to the boat

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Keeping the lure within a foot of the lake bottom at all times. This will work best in thick grass but also on main rocky lake structures as well

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Fishing - Handle Your Boat in Rough Stormy Weather

muchmor7743 — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 01:30:49 GMT

In the end it's all about safety before and during a fishing jaunt. It pays to be cautious and pay attention to weather conditions. If caught in a squall your first goal should be to maintain your boat's watertight integrity. Your second goal is next to get to safety. It might be said that the primary marine rule of "sailing" in a squall is not to be caught in a squall in the first place. That being said if you are going to be where the fish are waiting to be caught you will find yourself in this predicament from time to time. Be prepared and ready to face the challenge.

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Get Ready For Your Fall Walleye Trophy Fish

muchmor7743 — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 19:02:49 GMT

The Walleye sporting fish is a freshwater Perciform fish native to Southern and middle Northern regions of Canada as well as to the contiguous northern regions of the United States

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Walleye or sometimes known as �Walley fish� is a North American relative of the European pikeperch.

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In addition to make it somewhat confusing the common North American walleye is sometimes referred to as the yellow walleye to distinguish it from the extinct blue walleye.

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The �Blue Walleye� was a prolific fish of the Great Lakes- predominantly Lakes Erie and Ontario.

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Proper Attention to Walleye Fishing Bait Will Catch You That Trophy Giant Walleye

muchmor7743 — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 16:12:40 GMT

Proper Attention to Walleye Fishing Bait Will Catch You That Trophy Giant Walleye - adran Z. Transcona

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Choosing The Right Fishing Lure Is No Easy Matter

muchmor7743 — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 03:36:28 GMT

It's no accident that fishing is not the easiest sport in the world. With all the variables of water clarity, water tint, weather conditions and lighting variations in nature it is no small accident that there are no hard and fast simple rules to choosing which lure and lure colors will catch the most fish for you on that bay, river or lake.

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