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Mike Peluso
PROFILE: Mike Peluso
On the water, he's #999; on the ice, he's #22. That's right; 26 year old Mike Peluso, who was born in Denver, Colorado, is an emerging star on both the professional walleye circuit and professional hockey. As Mike puts it, "I've got the best job a person could ever ask for!" Fishing the NAWA circuit in 1999, Mike finished in the top 15 in all events fished. At the same time, while playing for the Portland Pirates of the American Hockey League, Mike was named to the 2000 American Hockey League All Star team
Feb 17, 2004, 11:50
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Jig Size-Is Smaller Always Better?
In the sport of hockey, bigger is better. Back in the early seventies, a big hockey player was six feet tall, and almost weighed 200 pounds. Now days, the average NHLer is over six feet tall and weighs 205. That is pretty much the norm in all sports, with the exception of golf and a few others. In recent years, I have seen a lot of people using smaller jigs. When I first started out, a small jig was 1/4 oz, and the average size was 3/8 oz. I can recall having tackle boxes with nothing else in them. Now, a person has every different size ranging from the tiniest 1/32-oz to 2-oz jigs
Jul 17, 2005, 12:03
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Split Shots
We've all had those days on the water-nothing seems to be working. Your tackle box looks like the Tasmanian devil just went through it. If it were possible, you would tie the kitchen sink on the end of your line. It's time to go to the basics, something simple. I can't think of anything more basic then a spilt shot and a plain hook.
Jul 17, 2005, 11:57
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Wind Socks
Growing up in North Dakota I have come to the conclusion the wind will blow almost everyday. During the walleye season we face many different situations. Wind is defiantly the one that causes the most problems. I think I can count on one hand how many times we have had the perfect wind in the last ten years.
Jul 17, 2005, 11:47
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