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Your Responses - Share & Have Fun :)
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By smurfy · Posted
generally speaking how deep of water is the weed edge out there on that point?? i'm thinking looking at the lake map and Pauls road on the north side of that point. depends on if there is anyone else around that area!!?? I like being away and alone!!!!! -
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By Austin12345 · Posted
Lol I fished the same spot last weekend it is by far better after dark though so diffently try that spot for crappie after dark. Because it was good during the day but insane at night. There are some 12 inch plus ones in there to. -
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By Wanderer · Posted
Naw, I just spit on it a little. And I sorta mean that. When I was out hole hopping the minnow head froze while I was trying my other baits (usually have 3 set ups handy). A frozen minnow head floats on the hook so I had to thaw it out in my mouth and crunch the ice out of it with my teeth so it would hang right. Yah - hard core heathen! 😄 Anything to save the hands I guess even though it was my last try before heading into warmth. -
By Jasopete · Posted
I have Verizon and did not have cell service, did pick up service for about 5 minutes in the bay directly west of the resort one day, but could never find the spot again. -
By jigginjim · Posted
Nice walleye, I have caught several walleyes while fishing crappies. If there are smaller 4-6 inch crappies around there will be Walleyes not far away. Lately several guys I have chatted with claim they see crappies on the Vex's but they won't bite. I wonder if those are really shiners? As there are lots of shiners in Buffalo lake, and several other lakes here in central Mn, have large amount of shiners roaming the lakes. I use minnows in several different areas, and sizes can make a difference as well. If the crappies are biting good, even fatheads will work and take the bigger ones at that. if it's slow smaller minnows, down to a size 16 trout bug on a drop shot.
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