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Welcome to our photo contest page. Here we will feature pictures each month and you get to vote on your favorite picture. Cast your vote.......... there are 2 photos to pick from, and they look great. So let the voting begin!!! If you have a picture to submit , simply send me an E-mail with a brief description of how the fish was caught and also a mailing address with your full name, so we can contact you if you are the winner of the month. (The pictures cannot contain alcohol, cigarettes, cigars or anything we feel is not appropriate. Any type of fish are ok to submit, and good luck to you all. There is room for a couple of entries . Send us your best one!!
This months winner will receive a gift certificate from Naut's Landing in Menasha. Good Luck to you all.
Winner for May -Pat Kolbe, chilton
Winner for June - Sloshkosh
Submit your photo to axlman623@hotmail.com
Picture 1. Mark Denzin- Sheboygan Falls
7 lbs. 9o.z. 28 long Walleye
Green bay, Bay shore landing
picture 2. Rick and his dad caught this Walleye on stevens reef.
Picture 3: My friend and I were fishing on Big Lake last summer for panfish, we were having a hard time getting them to bite and not really knowing much about the lake since it was our first time fishing this lake. After a couple hours of fishing and moving around a bunch of times with no fish to show for it, I decided to tie up something for bass. I am not a big bass fisherman by any means and have almost no tackle for bass at all. I found a plastic worm in my tackle box and rigged up a Texas rig and started casting. On the second cast with my ultra light panfish pole with 4lb test line I hooked into a 20 inch smallmouth. Talk about two kids getting excited. Me being 20 and my friend being 19 you would have thought it was our first time out fishing how excited we got when the fish jumped out of the water and we were moving from the front of the 14 foot boat to the back and back to the front again trying to not have the line break. We finally netted the bass and both of us were so excited we had to sit down for a couple minutes to regain our composure. That was one of my most memorable fishing trips ever. My friend and I still talk about it almost every time we see each other.
Jason Goudreau
