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check out the new June issue of NW Sportsman Magazine!!

Post by KUP » Fri May 28, 2010 10:21 am

WHO is that CUTE guy on page 87??
Nice fish, Kenster, you are the man with Mayfield fish!
Going to be the best Tournament this year; really looking forward to it,
PLUS: Since this ad was produced for us (Thanks Brian Lull!) we have added a new sponsor deal:
LAX REPRODUCTION will DONATE a fiberglass mount to the angler who catches the biggest fish, 50 inches or over.
That's about a $700 mount, plus $300 from Auburn Sports , plus probably 1st place money from the Tournament;
BIG MONEY :money: this year, woo hoo! [thumbup]

LAX Reproduction has always been a BIG supporter of Muskies, Inc. Chapters http://www.laxreproduction.com
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Post by Dex » Sun May 30, 2010 7:42 am

THat looks great KUP......

This is going to be on hellava tournament......

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Post by KUP » Sun May 30, 2010 9:43 pm

Thanks, Dex. NW Sportsman went to press b4 you were done with your fantastic flyer; it is a BEAUT!
And we all have our President, Lucius, to thank for the LAX deal. He hit one out of the park with that!
And maybe it helped that bad esox helped Rick Lax carry about 40 LAX mounts in and out of the Minnesota Muskie Expo last month, too! Gotta love the team effort;

we rock.[thumbup]
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Post by Lucius » Mon May 31, 2010 2:46 am

KUP wrote:Thanks, Dex. NW Sportsman went to press b4 you were done with your fantastic flyer]
I would have to agree bad esox helped our chances. I am sure that the few of our members that also had reproductions of their trophy mounts from him also helped.

If only 1 person were to catch a 50" tiger that is almost $1000 in prizes not to mention the tournament cash you would probably win.
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Post by Kenster » Mon May 31, 2010 4:16 pm

You should actually agree that I am a CUTE guy!! LOL thanks for the opening Buddy!! This is in anyones pocket, Mayfield has given up many 1st Tigers and YOU can get your 1st and win $$$$$$ too!!!! Good luck beatin' me though! The game is on!

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Post by dougw » Mon May 31, 2010 4:55 pm

Sounds like Mayfield is one great competition! How long before all the slots fill up?
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Post by Lucius » Tue Jun 01, 2010 12:39 am

dougw wrote:Sounds like Mayfield is one great competition! How long before all the slots fill up?
We have never had an event where the boat slots were completely full. In years past we have had upwards of 20 boats or so. this year with the 2 big prizes, I would anticipate more. The permit is for 35 boats, so there should be plenty of room for everybody. I will let everybody know if that starts to change :-"

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Post by dougw » Tue Jun 01, 2010 5:27 pm

I will have to think about coming over to this one. If I can convince the wife..... :)
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Post by KUP » Thu Jun 03, 2010 7:39 pm

Yes, do bring her! We have several women anglers in the club and even if your son fishes instead, there is always lots to do in Mossyrock and Morton. . [thumbup]
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Post by dougw » Thu Jun 03, 2010 7:58 pm

Can you imagine how long that 50"+ muskie I intend on catching is going to drag my canoe around?

[scared] [scared]

By then I will have a boat here. Coming back with me from vacation.
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Post by Rosann G » Thu Jun 03, 2010 9:25 pm

Wow, I'm impressed.:salut: You picked that muskie up into a canoe and didn't tip over. I've always been a little, no alot, scared of going out in a canoe let alone fishing for muskie from one. What kind of boat are you bringing back with you from vacation?
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Post by Lucius » Thu Jun 03, 2010 10:34 pm

dougw wrote:Can you imagine how long that 50"+ muskie I intend on catching is going to drag my canoe around?

[scared] [scared]

By then I will have a boat here. Coming back with me from vacation.
Oooo do tell, what kind of boat... you are on the hook to list the specs now!:-"

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Post by dougw » Fri Jun 04, 2010 6:46 am

Nothing fancy by any stretch!
Specs:
1) 15' Wood hull hand made.
2) It floats
3) 35 pound thrust Minnkota
4) It floats
5) 9.9 HP Evinrude? (borrowed motor from a friend, which I still need to pick up.)
6) It floats!
7) Old Hummingbird LCR2000 (yes, it still works)

Okay, I think I established that it floats! This is the boat that I grew up fishing in. I was either in that, or in the redwood canoe as a kid. The boat holds a lot of sentimental value, so I plan on polishing the old girl up a bit. It's actually an attractive creation, albeit probably 60+ years old. Been taken care of relatively well till that last few years. Needs a lot of TLC at this point. As I said though, it holds a lot of sentimental value.
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Post by Rosann G » Fri Jun 04, 2010 9:49 am

We want to see pictures. It sounds like a sweet boat and the memories make it extra special.
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Post by dougw » Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:30 am

I am planning to restore the boat as best I can, so I will post before and after pictures. I remember it being a very beautiful boat when I was a kid.

My vacation is next week, and I will be towing it back from Wisconsin with me, so it will be a few weeks yet for pictures.
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Post by ProAngler'sDaughter » Fri Jun 04, 2010 3:34 pm

Exciting stuff!?? Where in Wisconsin? (Got extra room for a stow-away?) LOL

Looking forward to Mayfield this year. It's sure to be a dandy of a tournament challenge. You're right, Kenster--Mayfield has produced many firsts for Tigers! I'm long overdue, I know that!

Have a great weekend everyone!

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Post by dougw » Fri Jun 04, 2010 4:14 pm

Spring Valley. Just east of Minneapolis about 45 minutes. I'm gonna get lucky enough to fish at least one day while I am back there, probably Polk county (old stomping grounds).
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Post by Lucius » Fri Jun 04, 2010 7:37 pm

dougw wrote:Spring Valley. Just east of Minneapolis about 45 minutes. I'm gonna get lucky enough to fish at least one day while I am back there, probably Polk county (old stomping grounds).
If you happen to land one, definitely post the pictures here as well as the report. I know we are definitely looking forward to it.

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Post by dougw » Fri Jun 04, 2010 8:11 pm

Sent an email off to a buddy back there that works in fisheries for the DNR. He will let me know where the current hot spots are before I get there, so I can make a good plan of attack! Thank Goodness for friends in the right places!

I am so excited to hit the lakes tomorrow morning, I doubt I will sleep tonight. May as well be on the lake night fishing! Gonna hit Newman, then Spirit, and possibly Hauser tomorrow pending how hot any one of the three are.
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