Cisco

Papa bought a new covered carriage for Mama and the baby.

We are going Cisco fishing today.

Yours truly, W. Borden." "98 Bellevue Place.

January 1898.

So it's, it's a lot of, um, I would say are you getting the results? Are you having the information back from the fish that you're looking for? And if not, especially in this kind of fall timeframe, even if it doesn't make sense, fish wanna be shallow.

Um, these muskies up here, Minnesota muskies just love being shallow and, uh, especially not, not seeing the five flat fish that we were kind of after, it was, it was enough interactions with the mid-size fish that we said it's time to at least spend more time, uh, slightly shallower 'cause the ... really there's no reason for them to be deeper at the moment, especially at, at least on the system I was on today, no Cisco forage.

Um, so yeah, I, I, I think it was, it was just the confidence to make the decision and then also kind of that like cheating way of fishing spots, um, especially for muskie guys that bomb, you know, send your bait as far as you can and move the boat at a mile an hour.

Um, fishing a spot inside out a lot of times just gives you a little bit of a one different angled presentation to the fish on that same spot, but also to kinda collect some data points just by having your boat in a different position on a spot for seeing if you can see fish up shallower, where you hadn't been getting a bait two essentially.

All those species are not there.

The only things in this body of water are ciscos and muskies.

Ciscos, muskies, period.

No pike, nothing else.

There's two things are present in a round lake that has a 40-foot deep basin.

Right, but that's not

how they're predating.

Right? Ciscos are not running up into the weed beds in the middle of summer in a hot sun.