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Created by Scott McKee Oct 31, 2018 at 1:09pm. Last updated by Scott McKee Oct 31, 2018.
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Monkey Fish Twin 41's
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Nice job Coach!
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Good Day
The female is second and Dylan is wearing the headlamp. I still have a hard beliving same program, same lure, same spot, same size??? Two nice fish that close together???
Triple Ala bala bala, ala bala bala, ala bala bala
I agree with Tony, I love the Musky Gods...
jojo out
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Great job and great pics jo jo. Your nephew must be elated!
Not unusual to catch multiple fish tight together. We've done it many times, especially at night (I think there are more feeding at night). We used to call them wolf packs. Even a big walleye or two would join in the festivities.
Probably a good forage base in the area attracting the attention of hungry fish.
Unusual that two are the same size, but does happen (usually with twin 50s, for some reason).
Maybe they're old school chumps (year class) that have been hanging together since graduation.
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Nice job Guys! Is that Dylan holding the fish or Roland Martin?
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