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Anyone out on bebee the last couple days? I heard about 4-5 inches a couple days ago. I was thinking about stopping by there today and checking it out.

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My wife and I fished Bebee this past weekend with Great Success! Found 4 good inches of ice underneath 4 inches of snow and some slush. We were jigging in 13 fow using only the minnow heads and while I hate to admit this my wife outfished me 3 to 1. We did very good on walleyes although most were in the 13inch range. All fish were returned. Not bad for the first ice fish outing of the season! smile.gif

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No I didnt make it out there that day, but I did make it out to Island Lake where there was about 5 inches of ice. I am going to out to Bebee tomorrow. Does anyone know about the farmer that lets people park on his property for a donation....don't really want to walk all the way from the public access.

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Just drop a dollar in the box and walk on out. Nice people and it sure saves a long walk. Used it twice already this year.

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its a few houses before the landing i think after you get off of 241 and then you take the right to head to the landing i do believe it is the first or second driveway on the left usually there is a sign out by the mail box at least there was last tuesday when i was there. I'll be out there today but out from the landing how has fishing been in that bay?

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i'm not sure about street names. out of st micheal heading west you take that left at the red brick house off of 241 i do believe then you take that road down a mile maybe and it comes to a T and you take a right to head to the boat landing the house is just after you take that right on the left side he usually has a sign by the mail box

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I am going out there today to fish the bay and hopefully find the farmers house. I have never fished over by the landing before, but I have heard its a good spot in the summer.

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If your coming from St.Michael on county road 35 west take a left on Hamline go down to the T and take a right and you will see the house on your left and there should be a sign leaning against the mail box like stated above. There is a cross on the building on the left side of the driveway.

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Hartner, thanks. Hope to see you out sometime. I just usually park at the landing. Thanks for the tip....

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Was on Bebee sunday evening in 16 fow from 2 until 8,and

catch 9 wallies. The biggest 19", kept 2 for dinner and sent the rest back down to grow.Was a solid 7" to 8" of ice.

A buddy was in the bay on the east side and said he had 12 nice sunnies. Will be heading back out Wed morning.

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Was on Bebee sunday evening in 16 fow from 2 until 8,and

catch 9 wallies. The biggest 19", kept 2 for dinner and sent the rest back down to grow.Was a solid 7" to 8" of ice.

A buddy was in the bay on the east side and said he had 12 nice sunnies. Will be heading back out Wed morning.


You will be going off the ice and I will be going on Wed. Try to leave me some.

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I was also on Bebee on Sunday. Caught 5 small walleyes. All were released. I was fishing in 13 fow jigging with minnow heads. I am having a hard time finding the crappies thus far. They were in the spot I am fishing this summer. I kindda like putting my own patterns together but any suggestions would be appreciated. I will be out Wenesday as well. Good Luck!

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Was out there Saturday from 1 to 7 and between the four of us probably caught over 30 crappies and some good sized sunnies smile.gif. Fishing in 12 fow. Threw most of the crappies back. Was using mainly mousies and crappie minnows.

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