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Spring run
by NightWarrior on Sat Apr 26, 2008 3:28 pm
The red is hot for spring eyes right now... No flooded river it all stayed in its banks along with its tribs...
Last edited by NightWarrior on Sun May 04, 2008 12:05 am; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Spring run
by North Star on Sat Apr 26, 2008 6:03 pm
Hope There Still Active 2 Weeks From Now Being The Minnesota Opener Is In 2 Weeks, Sound Like A Good Shore Lunch There. 
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Re: Spring run
by jimhs on Sat May 03, 2008 10:29 pm
OK, I give. What are you guy's talkiing about??
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Re: Spring run
by NightWarrior on Sun May 04, 2008 12:08 am
Eyes = Walleyes
Red = The Red River of the North... (One of the preimer channel cat fishieries in the world along with one of the best untapped walleye fisheries.)
Spring Run = The walleyes in the spring will run upstream for spawn. We fish the as soon as the ice is off and the water hits about 45 degrees, the fish start to stage in the river as the move upstream. We fish them as they stage from boat, shore along with infront of the spillways (rapids dams) and the confluence of the mighty Red and its tributaries, creeks and coulees. (sp?)
Hope that helps explain somethings, I have a tendancy to write in short hand sometimes when in a hurry I also text alot and that dont help.
Red = The Red River of the North... (One of the preimer channel cat fishieries in the world along with one of the best untapped walleye fisheries.)
Spring Run = The walleyes in the spring will run upstream for spawn. We fish the as soon as the ice is off and the water hits about 45 degrees, the fish start to stage in the river as the move upstream. We fish them as they stage from boat, shore along with infront of the spillways (rapids dams) and the confluence of the mighty Red and its tributaries, creeks and coulees. (sp?)
Hope that helps explain somethings, I have a tendancy to write in short hand sometimes when in a hurry I also text alot and that dont help.
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