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By BrianF · Posted
Due to all the the weeds, I’ve heard the name ‘Garbage Bay’ given to the bay just West of Niles Point - which bay actually has a name, Laura Bay - but I’ve not heard of Garbage Point. Maybe it’s associated with Garbage Bay? Dunno for sure... -
By Skibo · Posted
Skunked - I've always been Lowrance. A friend suggested buying one smaller Humminbird to connect to the Minnkota. I did just that with a 9" and have since upgraded to a 12", and have been very happy with the setup. I prefer the Lowrance/Navionics for navigation, and the Humminbird with their Side Imaging for fishing. -
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
That's a beautiful part of the lake. Great pictures. Forgive my ignorance as this is more of a map question. Is "Garbage Point" right next to Niles Point? I've heard the name over the years and believe that it is right around there on the north side. -
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
I don't remember what kind of survey they did in the fall, but whatever it was showed very favorable walleye populations on Vermilion. I did a quick search, and they were netted not shocked out of the water: http://timberjay.com/stories/walleye-boom-time,17521 -
By DonkeyHodey · Posted
You got it, bro! The secret spot is not so secret... Usually the beach is empty in April but it wasn't this past weekend (we planned to try Sun before lunch and there was no room, so we took early lunch, came back and thankfully then the prime beach spot was open! YES!) The high water is one thing; there's at least enough standing room and I could barely fit a folding chair. (but action was hot--we weren't sitting much at all!) The bigger issue was casting room. 80% of the time I spent fishing and 20% untangling line from the brush/trees. 🤣 -
By BrianF · Posted
East end of Waconda Bay. Our dock points N towards Niles Point, which you can see in the background there. Been eight years now since we bought; every year better than the last. -
By gunner55 · Posted
Still there today, 2 boats in the water along with at least 2 vehicles. Usually they're done in 2-3 days so I'm not sure if the weather delayed them or if since it didn't happen last season they are taking more. -
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By FishinCT · Posted
I assume they also didn’t do the fall electrofishing survey to assess young of the year walleye? -
By Rick G · Posted
Nice job @DonkeyHodey The old "secret" spot produces again😏 Hard time finding a place to stand with the high water?
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