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Lake of the Woods Sep 27, 2017 10:15 pm #16683

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Caught this 48 inch sturgeon close to the mouth of the Rainy River at Lake of the Woods today. Our boat was targeting sturgeon on a four hour trip, we caught two others and a half dozen keeper walleyes and sauger on the sturgeon baits. I released the sturgeon. Surprisingly, the sturgeon had a lamprey on it. How'd the lampreys get all the way to Lake of the Woods?

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Lake of the Woods Sep 28, 2017 7:13 am #16684

Lickety-Split Offline Platinum Member Posts: 2456 Thank you received: 1742	Pretty cool Mike!!!! Lickety-Split Life is not measured by the breaths you take but by the moments that take your breath away
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Lake of the Woods Sep 28, 2017 9:33 pm #16696

Wallin Offline Elite Member 2198699299 Posts: 491 Thank you received: 266	Nice job enjoy them eyes there the best. Tom
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Lake of the Woods Oct 02, 2017 11:45 am #16733

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BNature wrote:
Caught this 48 inch sturgeon close to the mouth of the Rainy River at Lake of the Woods today. Our boat was targeting sturgeon on a four hour trip, we caught two others and a half dozen keeper walleyes and sauger on the sturgeon baits. I released the sturgeon. Surprisingly, the sturgeon had a lamprey on it. How'd the lampreys get all the way to Lake of the Woods?

That's a special place! I did some work up there evaluating recovery of native mussels, but never got to fish the Rainy. Saw an awful lot of sturgeon while scuba diving for work. They are pretty scary when they glide into view unexpectedly

Lamprey was probably a silver lamprey, which is native up there

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