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We went to a nice large lake for mothers day fishing, a place called loon lake(trophy musky lake). We fished for a few hours and only caught a few small bass/ crappie. She was getting bored fishing (only me and my uncle caught anything) so we went to a few boat docks to try and put her on some fish. We ended up finding a school of smaller crappies and between the three of us we caught 40+ in the matther of 30 min or so. I ended up hooking up with a nice 12’’ crappie http://i650.photobucket.com/albums/uu230/fenderguy1/UncleJimsJigs/Photo1586.jpg
About 5 min later in the same exact spot i caught mine my wife landed a 11” crappie. She was soo happy to get a large crappie it really made her day. Im pretty sure that the 2 crappies were a m/f pair. I just think that is so cool we both caught one of the pair. Of course we would have no way to tell if the fish were actualy a pair but the odds are they were. She also got to see a 4 foot musky swim right up to the boat. All in all it was a good day and now i think the misses is really hooked;) http://i650.photobucket.com/albums/uu230/fenderguy1/UncleJimsJigs/Photo1588.jpg
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