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Does anyone know if there is power to plug in and charge batteries at Birchdale? Or anywhere else a guy can camp this upcoming weekend near the river that has power? Any info is much appreciated!!

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Just got back from Fishing the Rainy river. I do not know about the power options but I can say the fishing in the Birchdale area was simply awesome for us the past 3 days. Wednesday aft was darn good, Thursday was better and Friday, for approx 5 hours, our average eye went approx 24 inches or a tad more.

On Friday, I would guess we boated 80 plus eyes with a few nice ones from 26-30 inches and our average fish had to have been 24 plus.

Awesome 3 days on the rainy.

Stayed at the Falls Motel in Int Falls with Kelly and his wife run one awesome motel.

Thanks for the great service.

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I don't think you're allowed to camp at the landings this time of year...

I know I saw the signs at frontier yesterday that said that.

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I would rather stay in baudette and save the $50 in gas money. hunter is right, no electric at bdale.

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No electric at Birchdale. There were many campers there in the small campground.

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Sounds like you guys did great! We fished Thursday and struggled with only 10 fish. Fishing seemed better shallow. Trip got cut short with motor problems. Current was fast with 12 inches visibility. Did you guys anchor with 3-ways and spinners...pull raps up river? Verticle and slip drifting jigs & rainbows didn't seem to be the ticket.

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Anchored and fan casting jigs, or vertical jigging. Big minnows have been better. Getting out the current helps alot too. Those big fish don't like to fight heavy current if they don't have to.

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