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Ice Fishing Next Week!....er...maybe.....
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Carp-fisher, in MN Twin Cities Metro Area Fishing Reports - Hunting
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By Surface Tension · Posted
Questions. Would you like something on a motor route. Stick to or fish smaller lakes. Travel distance. How many days. -
By Wanderer · Posted
If you have an aluminum boat and open access to bottom of the hull, you can just set the transducer in a little puddle of water inside the boat. The signal of a working unit will read just fine through the hull. -
By BrianF · Posted
Ace (or anyone for that matter), have you been able to pinpoint the conditions that bring the big smallies up shallow in the fall? Water temp perhaps? Moon phase? A bait connection? We saw this happen by chance a couple of years ago, which resulted in some very large smallies coming over the rails. Didn’t weigh the biggest but my guess was 6lbs+. Just trying to to see if this shallow movement can be predicted. Brian -
By leech~~ · Posted
pikeandchester, your kid is priceless! You know that you wouldn't be going by your self much anymore-Right! 😅 -
By Tom Sawyer · Posted
Deep weed edges have produced crappie during the transition period, before the water gets in the 50s. Rigging or jigging chubs have been a standard tactic for walleye this time of year. If your noticing a lot of debris throughout the water column, turnover may be going on, fish a bigger body of water, they turn over a little latter. Have not been on Webb, just tips for this time of year.... Good luck! -
By Fishouttawater · Posted
Try pine lake off of McFarland. Easy to get to and good size eyes. You’d need a portable fish finder though. Interesting lake for eyes. Basswood is awesome too but it’s a haul. -
By JBMasterAngler · Posted
Yeah, I wouldn’t be making this treck until next June. I heard from another source that it’s navigable as well, as long as water levels are normal. Thanks for the info. -
By Wanderer · Posted
@gimruis I’ve been accused of having too much patience many times. My duck hunting buddy talked about people’s differing personalities and how we didn’t understand why fellow hunters weren’t more considerate. We settled on the fact that we’ve been trained to be that naive from working in the hospitality/service industry too long! 😀 Still loving the hunting but have to change our expectations a bit -
By awkwardjim · Posted
up here on webb lake right now... anyone have any tips or suggestions?! -
By leech~~ · Posted
Instead of going through all the hassle of mounting it in your boat before you knows if it's good. You may try duct taping the ducer to a stick to hang over the side and run some power wires to it. You should know pretty fast if it works or not by making a few knob adjustments. Good Luck.
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