Trophy tales, part II

July 3, 2013 at 2:33AM
LAST CALL: Zach Hartley of Minneapolis caught this 38-inch northern on Cedar Lake in Wright County. "I was catching largemouth bass in about 8 feet of water off a weed line, using a jig and fake minnow with 8-pound-test line. We were leaving in 10 minutes, and I thought a huge bass or walleye hit my line. I was surprised when I got this to the boat. We took photos and released it."
LAST CALL: Zach Hartley of Minneapolis caught this 38-inch northern on Cedar Lake in Wright County. "I was catching largemouth bass in about 8 feet of water off a weed line, using a jig and fake minnow with 8-pound-test line. We were leaving in 10 minutes, and I thought a huge bass or walleye hit my line. I was surprised when I got this to the boat. We took photos and released it." (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

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HAPPY ANGLER Neleh Hash, 10, of Lakefield, Minn., celebrated her first walleye, caught on a jig and minnow at the Northwest Angle of Lake of the Woods. Holding the fish was her grandpa, Jack Beardsley, also of Lakefield.
HAPPY ANGLER Neleh Hash, 10, of Lakefield, Minn., celebrated her first walleye, caught on a jig and minnow at the Northwest Angle of Lake of the Woods. Holding the fish was her grandpa, Jack Beardsley, also of Lakefield. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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