Thanks for the great comments guys. I am really proud of what the club has done the last few years. We appreciate having an opportunity to represent IU and Indiana on a national level.
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Thanks for the great comments guys. I am really proud of what the club has done the last few years. We appreciate having an opportunity to represent IU and Indiana on a national level.
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Hey everyone. Just to update the Minnow Bucket. IU easily took the victory with 47.4 pounds, Purdue had 23 lbs. IUs biggest sack was 5 fish @ 17.5 lbs with a couple boats having 3 fish sacks that went 9.5 and 7.5 as well. Every IU boat had at least a keeper or two. Fish were caught mainly on crankbaits anywhere from 2-12 feet of water. Mainly fishing laydowns or flooded trees in creeks and creeks mouths all over the lake. Biggest fish came in 8-12 ft of water cranking over treetops. Hope this helps. Monroe is on fire right now.
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Agreed....Monroe has been fun!!!! Bass and Stripers have really been eating!
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Friday when an IU club guy was prefishing for the tournament, He got in a school of hybrids and caught 17 fish in a row, smallest fish @ 4lbs, catching them on a dropshot haha. He said he had so much fun he didnt want to leave.
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Wow....what fun that must have been! What part of the lake???
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Congragulations on the win IU team! I'm an alumna who is glad to hear of your great success!
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Its always great to see IU alum faithful on here. I just graduated as well so I am an alum too!
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Well I'm an alumna from a looooong time ago; however, if I had known there was fishing going on at the lake I would have studied that instead of "partyology". Just curious....has anyone fished the quarries from the rocks? What's in there? I was at one behind the school on 37 one time and there were a bunch of little gills or goldfish -- the water that was very blue and not the deeper, clearer one.
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