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THEY DONT SEEM TO BITE AT NIGHT EVERY ONE IVE CAUGHT HAS BEEN BETWEEN 7:00 AM AND 9:30 AM AND THEY HAVE BEEN RUNNING ABOUT 16 INCHES TO 17 AND HALF INCHES LONG.

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osakis, i dont think im where you are, dont seem to find a white barn style house around and definantly no walleyes. lol, few perch but far between. Thinking bout moving the house but not sure yet, any suggestions anyone?

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Hi guys any luck just looking for info Im going to come up this weekend ?
I would like to find the eyes but any fish off the lake would do
hope to meet ya brent !
is the snow to deep to drive on the lake?

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I guys hows it goin+
I hope the fish liked the front up there as well as there. my plans changed I will be coming up on Friday untell sat night
I had a few ??

Is the snow deep on the lakes to deep for truck

And were are the eyes ??
Any info will help ??
Im not going to get skunked one my first ice fish on oaskis if I cane help it
Good luck to all.

SHOULD HAVE BEEN THERE YESTERDAY

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BENDAR The snow is not too deep to drive on. You will be fine as long as you have 4 wheel drive.

[This message has been edited by justfishn (edited 02-05-2003).]

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anybody have any last minute advise I leaving at noon today. Im going to rent a house from holiday resort to sleep in.

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since when did holiday rent fishouses? walleyes and northerns are biting on shiners.id fish 12 to 17 feet of water you will catch perch and northerns all day. in the mornings ive been getting a few walleyes.

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Im screwed up I stayed at the head of the lakes fish house and brought allot of beer
had a hard time getting my grafs to bite I tried alot of differnt hooks,baits nothing seemed to work
Sat. night went to smith did really well there. it was cold no really cold
Good luck to all !!!!!!

SHOULD HAVE BEEN THERE YESTERDAY

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OSAKIS,

Have you been out fishing lately? You were saying that youve been getting a few EYES in 12-17 feet of water is this on the north side?? Have you caught any in deep water or tried deeper water?? Coming up for the last weekend of walleye fishing thinking about going out on johnsons bar. but if fishing is better on north side might try that?? any info would help THANKS

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Well, its been slow but picking up some, the perch have been biting for me and i even saw a few walleyes come through on the cam. So that was good. But havent been out much, been under the weather, Good luck

Brent

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  • 2 weeks later...

Usually the bite is good. Not to sure if you can get on with your trap or not. It will depend on the weather. By late March early April the problem may be getting your trap from the shore to the ice. You may be able to get on ok without your trap though. I replied to an earlier post of yours about meeting you and the wife last fall because I thought you were your dad. Sorry about the mix up. I have a cabin down the road from your folks. Gray cabin across the road from the white farm house.

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Is was wondering if the late season pan fish bite is good??

my parents are building a new cabin on the lake and I will be working on it.
from mid march threw and april.
does it pay to bring the trap up or not!

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