PowerEyes
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Assuming the ice is off, I am considering opening on URL. I have not launched a boat is this body of water before and am wondering what to expect in terms of busy ramps, boat traffic and the like. What would be a good ramp for a rookie? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to some walleyes
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big G
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Just make sure you know the boundaries. I've heard that can become a fiasco. Good Luck !!! 
big G
-------------------- You can tell how big a person is, by what it takes to discourage them! "Hooks"
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PowerEyes
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Good point, I'll be careful
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Russ&Judy
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those out testing the water like Tylor have been doing great in 4-5 ft of water on the northe end, sounds about the same on the south end--just hope the wind doesnt blow and it will be a heck of a weekend for crappies
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Suzuki
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Make certain you confirm ramp. My latest Red lake map shows public ramps that do not exist any longer.
-------------------- Mike
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Kooty
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It will be light traffic and very good fishing. Right Suzuki?
-------------------- I was born in the 70's, grew up in 80's, made my mistakes in 90's now I'm just trying to make up for lost time.
John
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Suzuki
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Always has been.
-------------------- Mike
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PowerEyes
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Thanks for the info everyone! I am really looking forward to our trip. Any idea on what the percentage of keepers will be this year? If you catch 5 walleyes how many should you expect to be able to keep? I am guessing that there are a lot of 17"+ fish in the system right now...
Good luck to all on the opener!!!
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CRAPPIEscout
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We are seeing a lot of keepers! Should be a awesome opener!
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PowerEyes
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Thanks for the update. Now I know I won't be able to get any decent sleep on Friday night I'll be too pumped up!
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Suzuki
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One more day. We always focused on eyes but I would like to spend some time looking for crappies this trip. So much water. So little time.
-------------------- Mike
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