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Location: Orland Park, IL | I decided I didnt want to work,
and figured I would lurk,
I didnt need a auger,
to fish for sauger
in the deep mississippi murk,
The weather was fine,
with some great sunshine,
I wonder if it'd be too much,
and put a call into Hutch,
or just respool my leadcore line
Tough to call,
with the Playoff brawl,
Could always count my crankbaits,
As they are pretty close to my body weight,
Maybe its a run to Cabelas at the mall?
Now walleyes are fine
almost as good as swine,
but lets not forget
as we sometimes get wet,
when the high water calls for handline
Well, its back to the grind,
as I try to unwind,
thinking of sauger,
without the auger
hoping I am of sound mind
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Location: Winneconie | Maybe stick to giving the chicken reports. |
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Location: DeForest, WI | I think he had some BAD Chicken on Vacation.
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| Salmonella poisoning? |
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Location: Orland Park, IL | No chicken in hawaii. I think I am having withdrawals... |
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Location: Chicago IL. | Guys what it really is, is he eats saugers out of the IL. River. I have warned him about it but I think the industerial waste has caught up to him again. |
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Location: Orland Park, IL | Yep, I use the old Big Knob's recipe for sauger soup.
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By Jeff Lampe out of the PJStar, 10/11/07
As you folks may or may not know, Dominic suffered an injury from falling out of his tree stand. He past away last month.
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In memory of my old buddy Dominic “Big Knob” Culjan, here’s a recipe he once shared for sauger, reprinted from the March 21, 2004 edition of the Peoria Journal Star.
So you’ve just caught a nice mess of Illinois River sauger. Now what? Veteran guide Dominic “Big Knob” Culjan of Utica is partial to sauger soup.
First filet three sauger, making sure to remove the brownish mud vein. Then chunk the fish and sautee the pieces in a large sauce pan with a stick of butter. After sauteeing the fish, smash them up and set aside.
In a separate pot boil two or three peeled potatoes that have been diced into half-inch squares. Pour some of the potato water into the sauce pot and add diced celery, mushrooms, a packet of Knorr’s Hollandaise Sauce, milk and heavy cream. Measurements vary according to taste.
Next put fish and potatoes into the pot, mix well and simmer with the lid on. After 7-12 minutes your soup should be ready.
“Then all you do is serve it, eat it and love it,” Culjan said. “I’ll eat three bowls in one sitting and walk around like a bloated little blimp.”
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Location: Orland Park, IL | The river is still high
its not gonna drain dry
With my registration paid
and my tiki reserveration made
hoping for that blind sauger or eye..
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Location: DeForest, WI | The river won't go dry...
When the snow melts it will be way to high..
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Location: Orland Park, IL | Its a winona bite,
we are in for a fight
tough to leave the bago flies
for mississippi river pool 6 eyes
maybe #5 shad raps in white?
its low flow
at least theres no snow
I miss the hot fish shop
as long as I see my prop
maybe a zip in glow
its chicken time again
as I hope its not whooping crane
grind the channel
mabye I will be on sports channel
its the 2008 chicken campaign
willow cats are thin
may break out the beetle spin
as I look for barges
or water discharges,
maybe I belong in a loony bin
Edited by Mark Komo 9/4/2008 10:06 PM
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Location: Orland Park, IL | Its about to crest
And still a mess
Whats the FLW to do
with its heartland league crew
when it comes down is anyones guess
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Location: Chicago IL. | Mark, How come I always know when your eating IL river saugers again.HAHAHA!!!!! Gotta find another place to fish for awhile huh. Just looked at the radar and seen the BLOB heading this way. One good thing,rain is not in the forcast for a week. It will all depend on how much we get. Forcast is 1.5-2.0 inches tonight and tommorrow. |
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Location: Orland Park, IL | Now I hear, I may be able to eat a sauger out of winnebago. Dont think thats gonna happen. I think its just too early to open a single fish bag limit.
Otherwise not many options. Both illinois and mississippi pretty unfishable. At least for awhile.
Looks like coho on the lakefront. |
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Location: Chicago IL. | hmmmmm???? let me know |
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| bass at the cooling lakes will work just fine for me!
eat it komo, you should just jump ship and join the fishinf in sandles crew. |
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Location: Orland Park, IL | Yikes, fishin in sandles crew. I am having a tough time with withdrawals right now. Was hoping for some action at Depere this weekend, but it doesnt look good. So critters here I come. Plus the that boy of mine wants to catch some smallmouth and a musky this year. See, I told the wife, all that coddlin' cant be good. |
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| Bringing that boy to breakfast Sunday? See you there! We'll talk about getting him a big muskie! |
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Location: Orland Park, IL | The boys not gonna make it. Birthday party. I am lookin forward to making the trip though. Gonna have scare up that donation for ya to operation muskie. |
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