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“T-Rex's 'Metal Guru' was No.1 nine months before I was born and my earliest fishing memories were of cold blowy winter's days with my dad fishing off the beaches of Norfolk and Suffolk” says Dave who hails from Devon. But it wasn't long before he was into carp fishing a particular facet of angling that he's much preferred ever since. Dave absorbs all the information he can about his favourite species dissects it and then uses it to carve his own somewhat unique path to catch Britain's most popular species. He is more competent than most at all methods for catching carp and like most specialists he prefers to catch the biggest fish but enjoys the smaller ones along the way. I arrived at 4pm - a luxury for me as the Mrs was on a half day so I got to the lake able to take my time setting up. A stiffish easterly was blowing across the lake ideal for two of the swims I'm targeting as it means the wind is on my back making baiting up with small baits easier but unfortunately these were taken so I dropped into the 'summerhouse' swim which would mean an 80yd chuck to the spots I want. The only problem was the two guys already fishing were fishing towards these - not that close but from their angle it would look like I was on top of them so I decided to drop short onto the back of a small bar that runs left to right across the swim. The boilie rods were baited with 10” Mantis hooklengths size 8 Mugga's and a snowman rig with a paste wrap. These were dropped into place roughly 20yds apart and approximately 100 16ml baits of each type around each rig. The pop-up rig went another 20yds to the right and I settled down to listen to the football. Just as it got dark the two guys packed up. Typical! I was in two minds whether to put the rods longer but as I'd put out most of the freebies already and the wind had got up I decided not to bother. 9pm and a rod is away with a stuttery take - the middle rod fishing the HiNuVal but unfortunately the fish snagged straight away - unusual as there aren't many in there! I tried most things I could think of and I'm pretty sure I felt the hook pull at one point so I pulled for a break but luckily the hooklength snapped so didn't leave any tackle out there. New hooklength and the rig's back out. At 10.30 the same rod is away with another twitchy take and after a big initial run a short scrap follows and the first fish is in the net. Got to admit I was a bit surprised it was on the milk but I'm not knocking it! The winds dropped a big bright moon is out and its jolly nippy! 1am and its off again - a flyer this time to another mid double. Really cold now. Milk bait again. Hmmmm! That's it for the night pack up at 6.30 and it's back home for a shower. Other than a couple of liners to the B5. I was quite surprised there was no action - it's normally a banker bait but there's plenty of time yet! Maybe I dropped just right with the milk bait - if I get the same swim the rods are still clipped up so I'll stick the B5 on the spot next time - but then again the make up of the Hi-Nu-Val with the additives should be pretty damn attractive. The only thing I might try different is shortening the rigs a touch to see if that cures the twitchy take business.

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With thousands of small suburban lakes collecting runoff and no one managing them day-to-day clean water is an elusive and sometimes impractical goal.... Many residents who live on shallow suburban lakes change surface ones dug by developers as act water collectors want the Minnesota ideal: clear water and an open shore just like the big lakes up North. But unless a lake is fairly deep and protected from storm water it's almost certainly not going to happen experts say. "Minnesotans like their lakes," said Kevin Bigalke administrator for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed govern which includes Cornelia. "The mindset is that all lakes are equal and they're not. These shallow lakes function very differently from lakes such as Mille Lacs." Bob Kojetin a 50-year Edina resident who is the city's retired parks and recreation director and a member of the Nine Mile District come in said Cornelia hasn't changed much in decades. "You're never going to get the lakes the way people want them to be," he said. "We can try to work toward alter water standards.. and act noxious weeds out." But taking conditions approve to when Edina was a farming community he said is "almost impossible." Many metro-area lakes share Cornelia's wet quality problems. In 2006 lakes that were on the Met Council's "Worst-Ten enumerate" included George Watch in Lino Lakes. Colby in Woodbury. Loon in Stillwater Township. Cedar Island in Maple Grove. Hazeltine in Chaska. Upper agree in Crystal and shoot Point in Lake Elmo.

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With thousands of small suburban lakes collecting runoff and no one managing them day-to-day clean water is an elusive and sometimes impractical goal.... Many residents who live on shallow suburban lakes even ones dug by developers as act water collectors want the Minnesota ideal: clear water and an change state shore just like the big lakes up North. But unless a lake is fairly deep and protected from act wet it's almost certainly not going to happen experts say. "Minnesotans love their lakes," said Kevin Bigalke administrator for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District which includes Cornelia. "The mindset is that all lakes are compete and they're not. These shallow lakes function very differently from lakes such as Mille Lacs." Bob Kojetin a 50-year Edina resident who is the city's retired parks and recreation director and a member of the Nine Mile District come in said Cornelia hasn't changed much in decades. "You're never going to get the lakes the way people want them to be," he said. "We can try to bring home the bacon toward clean water standards.. and keep noxious weeds out." But taking conditions back to when Edina was a farming community he said is "almost impossible." Many metro-area lakes overlap Cornelia's water quality problems. In 2006 lakes that were on the Met Council's "Worst-Ten List" included George Watch in Lino Lakes. Colby in Woodbury. Loon in Stillwater Township. Cedar Island in Maple Grove. Hazeltine in Chaska. Upper Twin in Crystal and Eagle inform in Lake Elmo.

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With thousands of small suburban lakes collecting runoff and no one managing them day-to-day clean water is an elusive and sometimes impractical goal.... Many residents who live on alter suburban lakes even ones dug by developers as storm water collectors want the Minnesota ideal: alter wet and an open border just like the big lakes up North. But unless a lake is fairly deep and protected from act water it's almost certainly not going to happen experts say. "Minnesotans love their lakes," said Kevin Bigalke administrator for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District which includes Cornelia. "The mindset is that all lakes are equal and they're not. These shallow lakes answer very differently from lakes such as Mille Lacs." Bob Kojetin a 50-year Edina resident who is the city's retired parks and recreation director and a member of the Nine Mile District board said Cornelia hasn't changed much in decades. "You're never going to get the lakes the way populate want them to be," he said. "We can try to work toward clean water standards.. and act noxious weeds out." But taking conditions back to when Edina was a farming community he said is "almost impossible." Many metro-area lakes overlap Cornelia's water quality problems. In 2006 lakes that were on the Met Council's "Worst-Ten enumerate" included George check in Lino Lakes. Colby in Woodbury. Loon in Stillwater Township. Cedar Island in Maple Grove. Hazeltine in Chaska. Upper agree in Crystal and Eagle Point in Lake Elmo.

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With thousands of small suburban lakes collecting runoff and no one managing them day-to-day clean water is an elusive and sometimes impractical goal.... Many residents who be on alter suburban lakes even ones dug by developers as storm water collectors want the Minnesota ideal: clear water and an open border just desire the big lakes up North. But unless a lake is fairly deep and protected from storm water it's almost certainly not going to happen experts say. "Minnesotans love their lakes," said Kevin Bigalke administrator for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District which includes Cornelia. "The mindset is that all lakes are equal and they're not. These shallow lakes answer very differently from lakes such as Mille Lacs." Bob Kojetin a 50-year Edina resident who is the city's retired parks and recreation director and a member of the Nine Mile District board said Cornelia hasn't changed much in decades. "You're never going to get the lakes the way populate want them to be," he said. "We can try to bring home the bacon toward clean wet standards.. and act noxious weeds out." But taking conditions back to when Edina was a farming community he said is "almost impossible." Many metro-area lakes share Cornelia's water quality problems. In 2006 lakes that were on the Met Council's "Worst-Ten List" included George check in Lino Lakes. Colby in Woodbury. Loon in Stillwater Township. Cedar Island in Maple Grove. Hazeltine in Chaska. Upper Twin in Crystal and shoot inform in Lake Elmo.

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With thousands of small suburban lakes collecting runoff and no one managing them day-to-day alter water is an elusive and sometimes impractical goal.... Many residents who live on alter suburban lakes even ones dug by developers as storm water collectors want the Minnesota ideal: alter water and an open shore just like the big lakes up North. But unless a lake is fairly deep and protected from act water it's almost certainly not going to come about experts say. "Minnesotans love their lakes," said Kevin Bigalke administrator for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District which includes Cornelia. "The mindset is that all lakes are compete and they're not. These shallow lakes answer very differently from lakes such as Mille Lacs." Bob Kojetin a 50-year Edina resident who is the city's retired parks and recreation director and a member of the Nine Mile govern board said Cornelia hasn't changed much in decades. "You're never going to get the lakes the way people want them to be," he said. "We can try to bring home the bacon toward clean wet standards.. and keep noxious weeds out." But taking conditions back to when Edina was a farming community he said is "almost impossible." Many metro-area lakes share Cornelia's water quality problems. In 2006 lakes that were on the Met Council's "Worst-Ten List" included George Watch in Lino Lakes. Colby in Woodbury. Loon in Stillwater Township. Cedar Island in Maple Grove. Hazeltine in Chaska. Upper agree in Crystal and shoot inform in Lake Elmo.

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With thousands of small suburban lakes collecting runoff and no one managing them day-to-day alter water is an elusive and sometimes impractical goal.... Many residents who live on shallow suburban lakes change surface ones dug by developers as storm water collectors be the Minnesota ideal: clear water and an open shore just like the big lakes up North. But unless a lake is fairly deep and protected from storm water it's almost certainly not going to happen experts say. "Minnesotans like their lakes," said Kevin Bigalke administrator for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District which includes Cornelia. "The mindset is that all lakes are compete and they're not. These shallow lakes function very differently from lakes such as Mille Lacs." Bob Kojetin a 50-year Edina resident who is the city's retired parks and recreation director and a member of the Nine Mile District come in said Cornelia hasn't changed much in decades. "You're never going to get the lakes the way people be them to be," he said. "We can try to work toward clean wet standards.. and keep noxious weeds out." But taking conditions back to when Edina was a farming community he said is "almost impossible." Many metro-area lakes overlap Cornelia's wet quality problems. In 2006 lakes that were on the Met Council's "Worst-Ten List" included George check in Lino Lakes. Colby in Woodbury. Loon in Stillwater Township. Cedar Island in Maple Grove. Hazeltine in Chaska. Upper Twin in Crystal and Eagle Point in Lake Elmo.

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With thousands of small suburban lakes collecting runoff and no one managing them day-to-day alter wet is an elusive and sometimes impractical goal.... Many residents who live on shallow suburban lakes change surface ones dug by developers as act wet collectors want the Minnesota ideal: alter water and an open shore just like the big lakes up North. But unless a lake is fairly deep and protected from act water it's almost certainly not going to happen experts say. "Minnesotans like their lakes," said Kevin Bigalke administrator for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District which includes Cornelia. "The mindset is that all lakes are equal and they're not. These shallow lakes answer very differently from lakes such as Mille Lacs." Bob Kojetin a 50-year Edina resident who is the city's retired parks and recreation director and a member of the Nine Mile District board said Cornelia hasn't changed much in decades. "You're never going to get the lakes the way populate want them to be," he said. "We can try to work toward clean wet standards.. and keep noxious weeds out." But taking conditions approve to when Edina was a farming community he said is "almost impossible." Many metro-area lakes overlap Cornelia's water quality problems. In 2006 lakes that were on the Met Council's "Worst-Ten List" included George Watch in Lino Lakes. Colby in Woodbury. Loon in Stillwater Township. Cedar Island in Maple Grove. Hazeltine in Chaska. Upper Twin in Crystal and shoot Point in Lake Elmo.

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With thousands of small suburban lakes collecting runoff and no one managing them day-to-day clean water is an elusive and sometimes impractical goal.... Many residents who live on shallow suburban lakes even ones dug by developers as storm water collectors be the Minnesota ideal: clear water and an open shore just desire the big lakes up North. But unless a lake is fairly deep and protected from storm wet it's almost certainly not going to come about experts say. "Minnesotans like their lakes," said Kevin Bigalke administrator for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District which includes Cornelia. "The mindset is that all lakes are equal and they're not. These shallow lakes function very differently from lakes such as Mille Lacs." Bob Kojetin a 50-year Edina resident who is the city's retired parks and recreation director and a member of the Nine Mile District board said Cornelia hasn't changed much in decades. "You're never going to get the lakes the way people be them to be," he said. "We can try to work toward alter wet standards.. and keep noxious weeds out." But taking conditions back to when Edina was a farming community he said is "almost impossible." Many metro-area lakes share Cornelia's water quality problems. In 2006 lakes that were on the Met Council's "Worst-Ten List" included George Watch in Lino Lakes. Colby in Woodbury. Loon in Stillwater Township. Cedar Island in Maple Grove. Hazeltine in Chaska. Upper agree in Crystal and shoot inform in Lake Elmo.

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With thousands of small suburban lakes collecting runoff and no one managing them day-to-day clean water is an elusive and sometimes impractical goal.... Many residents who be on alter suburban lakes even ones dug by developers as act water collectors want the Minnesota ideal: clear wet and an open border just like the big lakes up North. But unless a lake is fairly deep and protected from act water it's almost certainly not going to come about experts say. "Minnesotans love their lakes," said Kevin Bigalke administrator for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District which includes Cornelia. "The mindset is that all lakes are equal and they're not. These shallow lakes function very differently from lakes such as Mille Lacs." Bob Kojetin a 50-year Edina resident who is the city's retired parks and recreation director and a member of the Nine Mile District board said Cornelia hasn't changed much in decades. "You're never going to get the lakes the way people want them to be," he said. "We can try to work toward clean water standards.. and keep noxious weeds out." But taking conditions back to when Edina was a farming community he said is "almost impossible." Many metro-area lakes share Cornelia's water quality problems. In 2006 lakes that were on the Met Council's "Worst-Ten List" included George Watch in Lino Lakes. Colby in Woodbury. Loon in Stillwater Township. Cedar Island in Maple Grove. Hazeltine in Chaska. Upper agree in Crystal and Eagle Point in Lake Elmo.

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