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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 271876" data-attributes="member: 412">Hunting trophies takes hunting them where they are, just like fishing for trophies.&nbsp; So drawing tags/picking spots is a part of the equation.If you want to catch a giant lake Stugeon are you going to beat your head against a rock fishing the Red or are you going to go to the Rainy in the spring/fall?&nbsp; Same could be said for Paddlefish (sub Yellowstone/Missouri for Rainy), especially now that you need to draw a tag.........- - - Updated - - -And $$, and time, and drawing the tag in a year when the previous winter didn't wipe out a populations, and, and, and, and..............You can catch a Zander from shore on Spiritwood with no more than a bobber/minnow. You don't even need a fishing license if you're under 16.&nbsp; You need a tag and have a much shorter window for even the ubiquitous whitetail.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 271876, member: 412"] Hunting trophies takes hunting them where they are, just like fishing for trophies. So drawing tags/picking spots is a part of the equation. If you want to catch a giant lake Stugeon are you going to beat your head against a rock fishing the Red or are you going to go to the Rainy in the spring/fall? Same could be said for Paddlefish (sub Yellowstone/Missouri for Rainy), especially now that you need to draw a tag......... [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] And $$, and time, and drawing the tag in a year when the previous winter didn't wipe out a populations, and, and, and, and.............. You can catch a Zander from shore on Spiritwood with no more than a bobber/minnow. You don't even need a fishing license if you're under 16. You need a tag and have a much shorter window for even the ubiquitous whitetail. [/QUOTE]

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