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I've been doing well on big detroit for most of the year but having a little trouble running into fish this fall any tips
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its hard to toss you a tip with out knowing what it is your doing now, but I will take a cast at it,

try slowing down your presentations, and posibly targeting closer to your ice fishing wholes.

as the water temps begin to drop as they have, you can expect them to start looking for wormer waters, this is where you will genneraly find smaller gills and perch in the somer. and they do go deaper as the serface water temps drop as well.

above all else, find out where the feeder fish are and target there and near bouts.

good luck and let us know how you fair...
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well i tried detroit twice and i was basically kicked off the lake from the twenty other boats out there so i found a new lake that has no one on it and i've been cleaning house out there. i've had 14 muskies in my boat in the last two weeks i think ill finish out the season there. thanks for your input.
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congrats on finding a cache hole all your own. [cool]

if ya can, we would enjoy a few fish pics.
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here is a few of the muskies from the last two weeks[fishin]
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[#005000]Your 1 lucky person. I would give my eye teeth to catch those babies. Keep on fishing that lake and as long as you can to yourself. I moved south and really miss catching that size muskies. When you have a place such as that you tell your friend and soon or latter everyone knows.[/#005000]
[#005000]Good Luck in keeping it yours, look out for letting photo's shows behind you.[/#005000]
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[#005000]Dennis[/#005000]
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thats outstanding, thanks for the share.

we got them here in Detroit too, "Michigan" in lake st clair, thare are a few inland lakes that have them, but we never see anything of that class..

congrats, and deffenantly keep your hole to your self. and well um, your camera guy[:p]
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That is outstanding!
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