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Well, the M's refuse to relinquish the title of being the only team in MLB history to have never made it to the World Series. I guess that's the only title they'll ever have.

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I'm nowhere near the hurricane's path. I was just commenting on a storm in my neck of the woods. Thoughts and prayers to everyone affected by the hurricane.

The Mikey is a three-section bait. Each section knocks against the other, producing an attractive noise. There are also loud metal ball bearings in each section that produce a noisy, higher-pitched rattle. The lure can swim along the water with a wide range of motion that exhibits an unbelievably high level of flexibility, even at very slow speeds. Buy 2 get one FREE plus FREE shipping! https://besottedlure.com/products/mikey-wakebait?variant=49056609435954

Depends on the conditions, but typically I catch them in the "entrance" to the hut. It's a deep channel leading inside the hut. It's the deepest water next to the hut that's usually the most productive. But I've caught fish in the shallow areas as well. I usually start by fishing spinnerbaits and topwaters around the outer edges, then work my way in with T-rigged plastics, Senkos, and jigs. And once I feel I've caught them all, I go back to the spinnerbait. I'm still surprised when I catch a few more on spinnerbaits and then go through the whole process all over again, picking off more fish. It's like it replenishes. You just have to be patient and realize some fish will hit reaction baits while others hit slower-moving baits. Just keep changing baits/presentations when the bite slows down...even going back to previous baits. It's not like you've caught them all. You've only caught the ones that were there at that time....and more moved in as the ones you caught moved out. I've been known to sit on huts for an hour or more, picking off fish every 5-10 mins. Muskrat huts too.

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I always catch fish off beaver huts, and my lake has dozens of them. They always produce. Sometimes I catch over a dozen off one hut.

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The water is way too low for that. Use that launch in the spring/summer.

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Use the Linde Coulee launch (Sampson's Pit) and stay in Linde Coulee. That way you can make it back to the launch safely if the wind picks up. Plenty of smallmouth and largemouth in there this time of year. A smaller lake right across from Mardon's is Corral lake which I think is better suited for kayak fishing. Perfect launch for kayakers and has plenty of largemouth - although it's hard to find any over 3lbs. Beautiful lake too. Either way, be prepared to get hung up occasionally if you're dragging lures on the bottom.

Have you seen this yet? It's a ridiculously customizable swimbait. Each lure contains two detachable lips with different shapes and two tails (one soft, one hard). By combining the two different-shaped lips and the lipless option with the two tails, it creates 12 different swimming actions. The hard tail has two modes: Mode A features an upturned tail, whereas Mode B has the tail turned down. Although this may seem insignificant, it significantly alters the movement of the bait in the water. If you remove the lip it is going to fish like a glide bait capable of being fished very slowly and methodically or violently with rips of the rod's tip or increase in reel speed. Just $20 for over $100 worth of swimbaits - and FREE shipping! https://besottedlure.com/collections/jointed-baits/products/glide-bait-12x-flex?variant=48946347934002

Catch some nice smallies too!

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