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By SkunkedAgain · Posted
Looking at a few webcams, we are getting closer to ice-up: -
By Coleman · Posted
I'm assuming they were panfish beds. Just seems like such a random spot. Wish I had an underwater camera with me, I would have checked them out when I first saw them. -
By IceHawk · Posted
Coleman were they panfish beds? Many times they will still be there the following year if not washed away. -
By IceHawk · Posted
Eboni labrador retrievers was the kennel. Heard nothing but good things about smith farm labradors -
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By LakeofthewoodsMN · Posted
On the south end... As we approach Thanksgiving, thin ice covers back bays and a portion of the big lake, otherwise known as Big Traverse Bay. Roughly half of the lake is covered in ice with the rest open water. Ice anglers are hoping for cold nights combined with low wind and no snow to create a good early sheet of ice. Every year is different based on Mother Nature of course, but normally resorts will be able to get their smaller fish houses, called day houses, out around December 10th. When the ice thickens, resorts will begin marking trails where there is the best ice. Stay tuned... On the Rainy River... The river is covered in most places with a layer of thin ice. Most ice fishing is done on the main lake during the ice season where there isn't current. With current in the river, most visitors will work through a resort for safety. Up at the NW Angle... The Angle has a mix of iced over areas with open water in neck down areas. The ice is forming nicely and the hopes are for colder weather to keep things moving along positively. Resorts are ready for ice fishing! A complete list of lodging and ice fishing packages available at www.fishingminnesota.com/Lodging -
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By Coleman · Posted
Just as a note, I got on the chain Saturday around noon. Main lakes had a skim of ice, 1/2", shallow bodies(East lake) look like the ice was actually walkable, please don't take my word for that though. Anyways, water temps were 34*. I didn't fish much at all, just broke up enough ice to get some new data for mapping. I did mark quiet a few fish, which is a plus. On another note, has anyone else noticed the large group(15-20) of beds on Horseshoe just north of the meth hole, about 8-9FOW? I noticed these this spring, and they're still there. Thought it was kind of interesting they'd still be there even after all the boat traffic this year. -
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By gimruis · Posted
Smith Farms Labradors? My 8 year old British yellow lab is from that breeder in Grove City. -
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By h8go4s · Posted
In New Mexico? Not much. In Minnesota? A little more. Wheel boat, I assume for a 50 HP on a 15' boat. Bench seats? Does the outboard run? What's wrong with the lower unit? Does the steering work? Does the throttle work? Is there a trailer?
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