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<blockquote data-quote="shorthairsrus" data-source="post: 113216" data-attributes="member: 219">This weekend i seen alot of small crafts going on DL.&nbsp;&nbsp; The best part is when you pull up to the fish cleaning station -- you see a 15 footer with a 25hp on one side cleaning and a brand new 621 shiny 350merc on the other.&nbsp; The ships are appropriately named -- &quot;paid for&quot; and &quot;making payments&quot; ----&nbsp;&nbsp; The 15footer two guys have a mess of 18-24 inchers - good fish.&nbsp;&nbsp; The 621 has the 12 1/2 inchers-13 -- 621 says to 15foot where did you get those.&nbsp;&nbsp; 15 foot tells them exactly where - maybe 400 yards from the ramp in a spot nobody would think of (deep no structure).&nbsp;&nbsp; 621 shakes his head.&nbsp; &nbsp; I seen this at the ramp a few years back - true story -- it doesnt get any better than that.&nbsp;&nbsp; The BOAT does'nt catch fish.&nbsp;&nbsp; Last weekends AIM -- i dont believe the winners ran to pelican.&nbsp;&nbsp; I seen them in the main bay jigginrappin.&nbsp; This years Chamber -- the 16 foot boat was back and placed second:&nbsp;&nbsp; The second place anglers are familiar with the winner’s circle.&nbsp; Mike Kaderlik, Mankato, MN, and son Jarvis, Bismarck, ND, were three pounds back with 21.27 pounds.&nbsp; They won last year in the same 16-foot refurbished aluminum boat with a 60-hp outboard.&nbsp; The senior Kaderlik admitted, “It may be the slowest boat in the tournament.”&nbsp; Last year they landed 200 walleyes over two days.&nbsp; This year, they caught only six in the same area.&nbsp; They used floating jointed Rapalas, Rattlin’ Raps and Husky Jerks.&nbsp; Fishing 5 to 12 feet, in Pelican Bay, Mike said, “The wind was terrible.&nbsp; It took 90 minutes to get there, and we were bouncing across the lake more than casting.”</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shorthairsrus, post: 113216, member: 219"] This weekend i seen alot of small crafts going on DL. The best part is when you pull up to the fish cleaning station -- you see a 15 footer with a 25hp on one side cleaning and a brand new 621 shiny 350merc on the other. The ships are appropriately named -- "paid for" and "making payments" ---- The 15footer two guys have a mess of 18-24 inchers - good fish. The 621 has the 12 1/2 inchers-13 -- 621 says to 15foot where did you get those. 15 foot tells them exactly where - maybe 400 yards from the ramp in a spot nobody would think of (deep no structure). 621 shakes his head. I seen this at the ramp a few years back - true story -- it doesnt get any better than that. The [B]BOAT does'nt catch fish. [/B]Last weekends AIM -- i dont believe the winners ran to pelican. I seen them in the main bay jigginrappin. This years Chamber -- the 16 foot boat was back and placed second: [COLOR=#5A5750][FONT=Verdana]The second place anglers are familiar with the winner’s circle. Mike Kaderlik, Mankato, MN, and son Jarvis, Bismarck, ND, were three pounds back with 21.27 pounds. They won last year in the same 16-foot refurbished aluminum boat with a 60-hp outboard. The senior Kaderlik admitted, “It may be the slowest boat in the tournament.” Last year they landed 200 walleyes over two days. This year, they caught only six in the same area. They used floating jointed Rapalas, Rattlin’ Raps and Husky Jerks. Fishing 5 to 12 feet, in Pelican Bay, Mike said, “The wind was terrible. It took 90 minutes to get there, and we were bouncing across the lake more than casting.” [/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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