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June 19, 2013 at 1:14AM
ONE BIG CRAPPIE Taj Hunter of Minneapolis was fishing with his Papa on Big Marine Lake using an X-Rap Rapala lure when Taj thought he had hooked a bass. Papa shouted "Taj, that's a crappie!" It measured 14 inches long.
ONE BIG CRAPPIE Taj Hunter of Minneapolis was fishing with his Papa on Big Marine Lake using an X-Rap Rapala lure when Taj thought he had hooked a bass. Papa shouted “Taj, that’s a crappie!” It measured 14 inches long. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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NICE FISH Fishing with his grandpa and brother on Leech Lake, 9-year-old Zack Enebak of Prior Lake caught and released this 23 -inch walleye.
NICE FISH Fishing with his grandpa and brother on Leech Lake, 9-year-old Zack Enebak of Prior Lake caught and released this 23-inch walleye. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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