Winnibigoshish Fishing Reports by Fishing Fever Guide Service

[hugonian1]

Heading up to Winni for the week tomorrow.

Good to hear a more positive report.

It is one of my favorite lakes and always look forward to this trip.

[Jason Boser]

Its been a nice week of weather and the fishing is doing pretty decent in our area. Leech was ok we were spinning in the weeds and caught perch northern and a few walleyes. we were in pretty shallow water 7-10 seemed to be the depth with a 3/16 oz bullet sinker and a 1.2 mph speed.

Bowstring was doing good with the same spinner rig cruising the shorelines. On Bowstring we were fishing shallower in the 6.5-9 ft depths were the best and we have even seen a couple crappies show up. Red of course has still been producing lots of fish with the spinner also. You can also use crank baits and a jig and minnow for the fish on red seems like those fish just keep biting.

Winnie continues with just a few fish being caught with the spinner and a few more coming off the major bars with a lindy and leech or a crawler.

Sand lake is producing a good number of fish but we have to sort out a lot of small fish to get the keepers. they are going on jig and minnow or a lindy rig with a leech.

good luck fishing

Jason

[Jason Boser]

Winnie is finally starting to produce a few fish. with fish out on the bars and even the humps with lindy’s and leeches and crawlers or on top of some of the bigger bars in the 15 ft depths pulling spinners and a piece of crawler. Also heard reports of walleye on the north shore with spinners.

Bowstring is still putting out walleye on the weed edges with a spinner and a piece of crawler or minnow or some guys are just using a plain crawler on lindy and pulling in fish.

Sand was ok also with most of the fish coming in the 15-20 ft of water on a jig and minnow. they have been on the deep humps. spinners have also worked but you need a little wind to make this presentation to work.

I had the opportunity to take a couple from Germany fishing this last week. It is always fun to show people from other countries the fishing we have up here and to let them experience our freedoms we have in the outdoors. they are very regulated over there and lets us all hope that dump doesn’t happen here

good luck fishing

Jason Boser

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[Jason Boser]

Fishing Report for Deer River Grand Rapids Area August 25th 2014

Big Winnie has a good Northern bite along the east shore 7 to 8 feet in the weeds, lots of 25 + inchers, nice perch are showing up along the north shore rocks humps, the best walleye action has been in Cut-foot 11 to 13 ft. we did well pulling spinners tip with minnow also some crappies are staring to show up shallow weeds. Leech lake also has some good northern pike action also along with a few nice walleyes mixed in, pulling spinners along the break lines or weed lines also picking up some nice crappies and perch making a nice mixed bag. Red lake still as a good bite, again pulling spinners 6 to 8 ft. tip with a 1/2 crawler, some day you may have to cover some ground to locate them. The other area lake are still producing fish, check shoreline weed areas and shoreline breaks pulling spinners or rigging with crawlers. Fall crappie action is already starting. So go out and enjoy a day on the water, be safe and have fun. This area fishing guide Charlie Worrath www.mnfishingpros.com

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[Jason Boser]

the name of the game in our area lately is the panfish weather it’s the crappies or the sunnies they seem to be the active fish right now. Sand, cutfoot,little cutfoot , leech and even bowstring have all been turning out nice crappies. On the deeper lakes like sand and cutfoot look for the deep breaks and other objects on the bottom of the deep breaks like trees or stumps and start searching. You will see the schools of fish on your graph. once you find the drop a 1/8 or 1/16 oz jig with a little crappie minnow and you should be pulling fish in. The key is to stay on them. sometimes they move around and you have to keep with them. on some of the bigger lakes with no steep breaks look to cover ground in the deeper weeds off points or corners with some pencil reeds around. we use spinners for these tipped with a crappie minnow and troll at 1 mph till you find them and stick with the school and stay in that area

good luck fishing

Jason Boser

Fishing Fever Guide Service

http://www.mnfishingpros.com218-999-5591