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Posted in Fresh Water, Muskie, Outdoors, tagged Figure 8, Lake Minnetonka, Muskie on November 1, 2010| Leave a Comment »

“The Figure 8 works!”

Pictured Above: Jamie Kopischke with a 48-inch Muskie. This fish bit on the second pass of a figure-8.

FML Outdoors Featured Catch of the Day

48-inch Musky. Released for you.

Lake Minnetonka, MN

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Stieger Lake, Minnesota

Posted in Bluegill, Fishing, Fresh Water, Largmouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Outdoors, Perch, Pumpkinseed, Smallmouth Bass, Sunfish, Tiger Muskie, Walleye, tagged Largemouth Bass, Minnesota, Norther Pike, Stieger Lake, Twin Cities Outdoors Adventures, Victoria on September 27, 2010| Leave a Comment »

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Posted in Fishing, Fresh Water, Muskie, Outdoors, tagged Fish, Freshwater, Lake Minnetonka, Minnesota, Muskies, Outdoors on September 13, 2010| 1 Comment »

“Musky Mayhem with the Woods!”

Pictured Above: Good friend Brian Wood, fishing along-side father Jim Wood (Not Pictured) succeeded in stirring up the water on a calm day.

FML Outdoors Featured Catch of the Day

49-inch Musky. Released for you.

Lake Minnetonka, MN

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High-tech Crankbaits vs Low-priced Scented Baits

Posted in Fishing, Muskie, Northern Pike, Outdoors, Sunfish, Tiger Muskie, Walleye, tagged Berkley, Catch More Fish, Crankbaits, Deep Water, Fat Rap, Flat Rap, Gulp, Magnum, Max Rap, Normark, Original Floater, Rapala, Rattln' Rap, Shad Rap, Troll-to Series, Trolling, X-Rap on June 4, 2010| Leave a Comment »

Now, there’s a billboard I’d like to see!

The original floating lure, first invented in 1936 by Laurie Rapala, eventually becoming Normark fishing industries by 1959. Back then, catching more fish
was the game — and still is today!

This Worlds Leading manufacturer of crankbaits, created the most realistic lure on the market. Considered a classic — today there are many more advanced options.

We all want to catch more fish and tell stories about the-big-fish-that-got-away. So, how is it that soft bait manufacturers are able to keep pace with the number one high-tech lure manufacturer?