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Topic: DFG Reg-minnows for bait  (Read 2740 times)

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sixmhz

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So from what can get out of the book, it's ok to use minnows in any lake as long as the bait fish came from the same lake? 
-Greg


Baywinger

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Thats what I read it to mean as well.
                      Morgan
Get up, Get out and Enjoy the Great Outdoors.


jmairey

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greg, check some of mark wiza's articles on fishsniffer. he covers that issue pretty well for tahoe area lakes,
as well as how to rig them.

best,

J
john m. airey


 

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