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Portable/4WD Fishing Advice


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Hey guys - Been up to the LOW each of the past four January's(through resorts out over Pine) and was thinking about making a mid February run up there to try it with the portable. With all the snow assume will be limited to the road systems with the 4WD and however far we feel like pulling the portable from where we park.

My question is I've read a lot about the different roads (Bablers, Adrians, Zipple, etc) - which do you think would provide a guy with portable/4wd the best chance of getting on some fish in February? Thanks!!

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Personally I have always had better luck on the reefs later in the season. I have done well other places too but Feb-Mar I think the bite is more consistent on the structure.

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Babblers road goes to the reefs.... that is if he is still plowing at that time. Post again when it is closer and you should find out what you want to know.

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Thanks for the replies guys! - Sounds like I need to find a decent low map... time to search the messageboard.

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If you live in the south metro just go to any big outdoors store and buy the Lakemaster map.

Then you need the Lakemaster MMC or SD of L.O.W. with a GPS that's compatible. Mid Feb. you'll wanna b north on da rocks.

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