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With the understanding that far greater tragedies than my springbreak fishing trip having a sharp curveball thrown at it are happening. I was wondering if anyone has any kind of advice on what to do...? I know nothing quite like this has ever happened before, but Table Rock was a daunting enough task for some guys from Minnesota, with out all this crazy flooding. Our whole game plan, that we spent the last 3 months going over, didn't quite take this in to consideration. Any suggestions, theories, really anything, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance and god bless, Nate

With the understanding that far greater tragedies than my springbreak fishing trip having a sharp curveball thrown at it are happening. I was wondering if anyone has any kind of advice on what to do...? I know nothing quite like this has ever happened before, but Table Rock was a daunting enough task for some guys from Minnesota, with out all this crazy flooding. Our whole game plan, that we spent the last 3 months going over, didn't quite take this in to consideration. Any suggestions, theories, really anything, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance and god bless, Nate

Wow! What a great site! One day and already this much help. Getting me really excited for March and it is only December. I guess that gives me a whole lot of time to study, plot, and plan. Thanks to all who have already helped alot, I look forward to learning alot from this site in the next couple months. Checking in here regularaly, will help March get here sooner. Thanks Again, Nate

Born and raised in St. Paul. Grew up walleye fishing, but in last year gt bitten big time by muskie bug. Pretty much all I can think about these days. Until now, my buddy has me really excited about bass fishing in March, on Table Rock. That time of year we are still hunkered over holes in the ice up here. It is ur first big trip south, so there is a miixture of excitement and trepidation. Kind of worried about not having my nookie blankie, weeds!

I am a first timer on this site, as I am from Minnesota and have never been south fishing. Only took 24 years to realize it gets warmer down there earlier than up here. Anyway, a buddy and I have a trip planned from March 18-21. We are staying at Lunker Lodge on the west side of the lake. Basically just looking for any information or help for fishing this massive lake at this time of year. Keep in mind, we're from Minnesota, land of the the milfoil. Any tips on how to aproch the lake and patterns this time f year would be greatly appreciated. Thanks