I have to agree with Clark on this one. My kids still talk about the time last year when we watched someone take about 15 minutes attempting to land a muskie from the fishing pier by the Rose Garden. He had a big crowd cheering him on with lots of suggestions. He finally tried to drag the muskie (which looked pretty darn big) to shore only to lose it at the very end (oh why didn't he bring a net?!?)
Also the first fish my daughter ever caught was about a 1 lb bass out of Lake Harriet. We had to throw it back but was she ever proud of herself. Dean E. Carlson East Harriet - where you can walk to a fishing pier and catch a muskie Clark C. Griffith writes: > There was a post recently about fishing in the city lakes. I have been > fishing these lakes for years and they are loaded with fish. Last fall, > as a passerby was telling a companion that there were no fish in these > lakes, I landed a 4lb+ bass and nonchalantly flipped in back into the > lake. After, of course, taking my time unhooking the fish. > All the lakes are good fishing lakes and the larger ones have muskies in > them. Also, Calhoun has walleyes that can be caught from shore, BTW. > Clark Griffith, 7th Ward, Where Izaak Walton would live if he were with > us today. _______________________________________ Minneapolis Issues Forum - A Civil City Civic Discussion - Mn E-Democracy Post messages to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe, Unsubscribe, Digest option, and more: http://e-democracy.org/mpls
