Larry Ramsell Muskie Outing & Mayhem Trip in Minnesota - Keyes Outdoors Musky Hunting Adventures

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Vermilion Dam Lodge is where the Larry Ramsell outing takes place. Muskie anglers come together once a year for an awesome weekend on Lake Vermilion to hunt muskies, share information and just a good old gather of muskie anglers. Then Mike heads over to fish with Brad and Carrie Hoppe of Musky Mayhem as they target muskies on Minnesota waters.
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[@mro9863]

My favorite lake ever!! It’s just a beautiful clean lake. The fishing is not as good as it was 10 years ago but the views make up for it!!

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awesome

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[@hoffa3130]

Vermilion is a beautiful lake

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It sure is. Thank you for watching.

[@oledahammer8393]

As a tackle historian, I can tell you that the Hoppe's only rediscovered an old spinner as far as blade size goes. In the late 1800's and very early 1900's, Enterprise Manufacturing Co. (Pflueger) made some Colorado blades even bigger than #10, they would about like a #12 or #13 blade now, they also made some big double-bladed ones, but those were in-line and not intertwined like the modern double blades. Those large blades fell out of production around 1920'ish. The real innovation has been intertwining the blade clevises, so the blades overlap, AND using the big blades, THAT was never done back the early tackle period to my knowledge, ever.

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[@randallthrall5593]

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[@dankneibel252]

Beautiful fish Mike! How big was that fish?

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Thank you for watching. The first one? I don't believe he measured it.