Wednesday's Trophy Tales: A lunker lurks in the lilies

August 1, 2018 at 2:02AM
Denise Frame
Denise Frame (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Today's trophy tales

Denise Frame, Wayzata • 45-inch northern • Undisclosed lake

Fishing on a small lake near Wayzata, Denise Frame worked this northern out of the thick lily pads with a No. 3 Mepps. After her husband helped with the net, which was geared for bass, the fish was photographed and released.

ø Hold that tiger: Mike Obler of Hastings, fishing on Lake Elmo, used a spinner lure to hook this 43-inch tiger muskie. His son Jason netted the catch.

Setting the bar: The first catch of her first-ever fishing outing for 9-year old Hazel Patrick, of Golden Valley, was this 20-inch walleye on Lake Mille Lacs. She was fishing with her grandfather Larry Smith and cousin Dakota.

Trophy Tales: To be considered for our fishing page, e-mail your photo and story to fishphoto@startribune.com. Identify anglers and where they live, and include a brief tale, including where and how it was caught. You can also post photos on Trophy Tales at startribune.com/outdoors.

Mike Obler
Mike Obler (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Hazel Patrick
Hazel Patrick (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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