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Another 11/29 Fishless Report

Trolled the Lower River from 8:00am to 2:30pm with Josh Kane.
No action at all.
Water temp 42.5 degF, vis was about one foot, much worse than yesterday, very little green, mostly grey/white.

-Dave

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Permalink Reply by John Miller on November 29, 2012 at 6:52pm

Yeah Dave the Upper water looked just like the water your describing in the Lower. The Lake was a wavy gravy mess outside the Harbour walls. Sorry to say the Lower tourney looks to be a milk chocolate rain blasted soaker thon.

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Board MemberPermalink Reply by Scott McKee on November 30, 2012 at 12:58am

John, we'll need a monkey navigated rocket boat blasting up to the base of the falls (loose Simpson's reference) to fish the milk chocolate rain blasted soaker thon! Pull loud and hot tight to the shore and pray. The water temp is right for the lower. Half of the puzzle is better than nothing... I guess. I'm out tomorrow for a few hours. I can't recall being less excited to go musky fishing. Late November has been rough for me. Good luck out there.