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A good day on the ice
« on: January 26, 2013, 03:28:14 PM »
It was kinda slow but the beer was cold and the sun was nice! 

On a side note the russians are really bad up there, they have no idea and try to push u out, fish in your hole, walk around your group and talk among em. It is very sad the unsportmanship with that cutlure. We were all packing and I suggest you do the same!

They send out scouts to find fish laying on the ice and then they move in very bad!

Be there early there was rigs parked a mile up the road
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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #1 on: January 26, 2013, 05:04:31 PM »
My uncle in Minnesota does a lot of ice fishing and they have problems with Hmongs coming in, crowding them out, taking more than their limit and stealing everyone else's fish and gear.   :bash:  He had a shack up on Lake Mille Lacs and the Hmongs came in, hooked up to it and tried to drive off with the damn thing while He was visiting friends at other shacks.   :bash: :bash:

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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #2 on: January 26, 2013, 05:10:12 PM »
Loved fishing on the ice growing up in Minnesota.  Where I grew up we mainly fished for walleye too. Never had those problem with Hmongs. 
It was kinda slow but the beer was cold and the sun was nice! 

On a side note the russians are really bad up there, they have no idea and try to push u out, fish in your hole, walk around your group and talk among em. It is very sad the unsportmanship with that cutlure. We were all packing and I suggest you do the same!

They send out scouts to find fish laying on the ice and then they move in very bad!

Be there early there was rigs parked a mile up the road
What lake was this on? 
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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #3 on: January 26, 2013, 05:15:16 PM »
Fish lake

I have never witnessed it but heard about it and after today I am now broken in on how dif cultures fish.
Litterally walking up to you not say any thing look at your fish and run off to gather the troops.  We had our weapons visible and the dogs were a good deterrent. My dog kept growling because they would just walk right up like they own it.
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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #4 on: January 26, 2013, 05:25:21 PM »
I can see in spokane the Russians, but Fish Lake??? WOW
Their social skills are amazing.  :o

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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #5 on: January 26, 2013, 05:29:17 PM »
Didn't say a word at all to you?  I don't think I could have not said something to them. 
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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #6 on: January 26, 2013, 05:47:29 PM »
You oughtta see those eastern euro apes and how they behave on the lower Big C. Literally have to clock em up side the head with a piece of lumber. rude inconsiderate a88holes for the most part. ukrainians arent so bad but the ruskies; ugh. who let them in here anyway. Patton had the right idea back in the day.

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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #7 on: January 26, 2013, 06:05:50 PM »
Looks like you guys stayed warm! Oh ya the Ruskies are bad out there! One quick way to get rid of them is to say theres a Game wardon checking everyone!!!! They will leave!!!! :tup:
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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #8 on: January 26, 2013, 06:28:13 PM »
Other than the rusian's it sounds like you had a great day out on the ice!  :tup:
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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #9 on: January 27, 2013, 08:31:39 AM »
Antlerking,

I thought that was you yesterday but didn't want to say anything in case it wasn't.....I was the guy with the 2 boys that made the comment about wishing my boys would pull the sled like your lab was....LoL We ended up doing pretty good. Limited on perch, and fell 2 short of trout limits. Couldn't have picked a better weather day! There for a while I thought we were in for a blizzard.....to end up with coats, hats, and gloves off was pretty awesome! Gotta say again, that dog of yours is something else.....

A note about the Russians up there..... I am one of the guys that had a nasty encounter with them last year. Was sitting in my chair fishing away when I noticed a guy that was slowly walking around me staring and carrying an axe..... He finally wandered off and my attention went back to fishing.....about fifteen minutes later I heard a loud smack and feel ice hit me in the back of the neck....I jumped up and spun around to see the same Russian trying to chop an ice hole no more than 3 feet directly behind my chair! Lets just say he was made very aware that I was packing myself! It is absolutely nuts what goes on up there now! I remember as a kid only seeing 10 to 20 people out on the ice.....I couldn't count them yesterday. Most all of them speaking Russian.
Here is a short list of things I have either seen or heard of happening up there that if any of you are going to try fishing up there need to be on the look out for....
1. Like Antlerking said, they will try to crowd you out....either by drilling holes right by yours, or I have even heard of them trying to drop there rigs right in your hole after you bring a fish up. Look for their spy's....most of the time kids!
2. They leave their trash all over the ice. (I know other people do this as well, but if your up there you will see what I mean)
3. Constantly asking what you are using which then also leads to them asking if they can have what ever it is your using.
4. They like to chop party holes! Some big enough to fall through. Sometimes they will auger out connecting holes, our use and axe to make a man hole sized hole. (got to be careful when walking out looking for these!
5. Watch your fish! If your like me you like to explore other holes.....Take your fish with you! Have heard of more than one guy that went back to a hole and his fish were gone!
6. Constant drilling.....and more drilling.....and even more drilling! I think they bring someone up with them and that is all he is allowed to do all day!
7. Park your rig in the lot somewhere you cant get blocked in.
8. Over harvest. There is a limit of 25 perch and 5 trout on fish lake. Though you don't hardly ever see a Russian catching much, the gamie buddy of mine informs me that they don't know the meaning of limits. Or how many poles they can use!
9. They will ice fish even when the ice is VERY unsafe....so, just because you see people out there....it is better to check the ice for yourself!
10. Take ear plugs....the constant sound of the Russian language spilling into your ears is enough to give anyone a head ache!

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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #10 on: January 27, 2013, 09:43:15 AM »
Wow, thanks for the heads up, I was planning on heading up there this weekend but got side tracked, next time they ask whats your using for bait tell em Dupont spinners :chuckle:

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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #11 on: January 27, 2013, 09:52:49 AM »
You mean like this?  I made this up for a friend this weekend.  LOL!

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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #12 on: January 27, 2013, 09:57:47 AM »
That's great, going old school on em

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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #13 on: January 27, 2013, 02:26:05 PM »
That's too bad Fish Lake is now tainted with foreigners with no respect for our fish laws. I wish something more could be done. Makes a guy not want to fish anymore in these areas. I know all my area lakes which get a decent triploid plant get fished out within a couple days by russians and asians that fish 24/7 keeping as many as they can catch.We pay for the fish and they keep 80% illegally :bash:  Don't even get me started on what they did to my sturgeon >:( I hope something is done about it this year.
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Re: A good day on the ice
« Reply #14 on: January 27, 2013, 02:54:06 PM »
back in the 90's I worked for over three years in Russia. I did quite a bit of fishing over there in very remote areas. The Russian acted the same over there. I would be the only guy in ten miles fishing a remote river for taimen, salmon, trout. They would fly in with helicopter, see I was catching fish and sandwich me in between them even though dozens of miles of empty river to fish.

This is their Russian or communist mentality. They hate to see some one buying, wearing, driving, catching something better than they have. Called  "zavist"   Or A type of envy In Russian. They are born thieves too and I say this having Russian friends. Not all are like this but a good deal of Russians fit this stereotype. and they typically view Americans as weak, naive  and stupid because they don't game the system and lie and commit fraud, poach fish and game  and steal.

I speak Russian and when they act this way around me I just swear in Russian and tell them to get lost and add a few choice swear words.  swearing in Russian is a bit different than swearing in English. If they are drunk or belligerent I just say in Russian that I saw them poaching and am callingnthe Police. They will always back down. Don't let them bully you.

 


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