07-28-2003, 02:54 AM
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] This came from a guide on the Red River Of the North that seperates Minnesota and North Dakota..........
[font "Verdana, Arial"][size 2]Was suppose to guide today but there was a no show therefore the other guide (Rob) and I were FORCED to put a couple of hours on the Red ourselfs to just fish for fun. Well after about 2 1/2 hrs the tally was me 12 and Rob 11 but he caught the biggest (29.5 lbs) my biggest was 27.8 lbs. There were several in the 20 to mid 20 range with I think only 3 from 12 to 15 lb range with the rest all high teens low 20s. It sure is fun just to fish for fun. Couldn't believe it, the weather was fantastic, warm, clear sky and little or no wind to swing the boat and very very few boats. It's hard to believe there weren't more boats out with the action these kitties are putting on right now. We fished in 5 different locations and caught fish in every one but we did stay in the main channel and used suckers and a single goldeye.[/size][/font]
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] This came from a guide on the Red River Of the North that seperates Minnesota and North Dakota.......... [font "Verdana, Arial"][size 2]Was suppose to guide today but there was a no show therefore the other guide (Rob) and I were FORCED to put a couple of hours on the Red ourselfs to just fish for fun. Well after about 2 1/2 hrs the tally was me 12 and Rob 11 but he caught the biggest (29.5 lbs) my biggest was 27.8 lbs. There were several in the 20 to mid 20 range with I think only 3 from 12 to 15 lb range with the rest all high teens low 20s. It sure is fun just to fish for fun. Couldn't believe it, the weather was fantastic, warm, clear sky and little or no wind to swing the boat and very very few boats. It's hard to believe there weren't more boats out with the action these kitties are putting on right now. We fished in 5 different locations and caught fish in every one but we did stay in the main channel and used suckers and a single goldeye.[/size][/font]
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