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By delcecchi · Posted
Back when the DNR was seining our beach in July I asked, and apparently they were through oak narrows. But long way to go to get to us. I'll keep my eyes open and my mask and snorkel on. Didn't see any sign off them this summer. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Nice job Troy. We are happy with our opening day for ducks. 2 man limit of mixed species by 10am. LOTS of people where we were today but that was expected. Other than getting beat to our spot, no issues that would keep up away. Not even the rain. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Thanks, I'm riding this now TW200 so not sure I can get on any of the ATV trails. Might have to sled by in the winter! 👍 -
By JerkinLips · Posted
There are actually 3 tree carvings on the trail from Soudan to Ely. I saw 2 of them but missed the 3rd. I believe that trail is the Prospector Trail #4 or #6. You have to start from the parking lot on the Murray Road 2 miles past Soudan since several property owners on the old railroad bed didn't allow off-road vehicles on their properties. Another option is to travel from Tower to Embarrass then on to Ely, but that adds a couple hours to the trip. -
By leech~~ · Posted
I've seen that caving on a few web pages. What trail is that on? It would be cool to ride by. 👍 -
By redlabguy · Posted
The colors are getting good. Beautiful time of year. Maples are full red and birch and aspen are going too. I’m not finding a formula for walleyes. Best luck when fishing saddles and shoreline drop offs 10’ down to 20’. I’m using old crawlers, too, because a) it’s hard to find minnows although Northwoods in Cook has them and b) it’s been too warm to keep them alive. We do have a change in weather happening right now. Wind is coming up and the temperature is dropping. It’s going to be hard to fish Saturday through Monday but the change could be good after that. Good luck, you’ll need some. They are out there and you’ll get dinner but you’ll have to work for them. RLG -
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By Rivergroup · Posted
Thank you. Yes, weather does look sketchy but we'll make the best of it. Looking forward to the colors and just getting away. -
By gimruis · Posted
Some more heavily fished lakes are tough ALL season. Lake Minnetonka and Mille Lacs come to mind. The water is clear, there are tournaments all the time, and the fish are not easy to catch. That is why I focus my efforts on lakes with less pressure.
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Blackstarluver
Just curious as to who likes to use scent attractors on their lures, like baitmate and berkley power bait(formerly berkely strike) About ten years ago I was using some 6" red soft plastic worms with the black core, texas rigged for bass. I was having no luck. I then thought to reach in my tackle box and grab a bottle of baitmate max, thought what the heck I bought it might as well try it. Once the wormes were drenched in the attractant, I was nailing bass left and right. I even cast into a hole without spraying the stuff on my worm, nothing. I tried several times. Sprayed on the juice and within a couple casts bam another bass. I have tried a couple other scents, but, I was wondering if anyone else has a favorite commercial scent preference. Oh and I have seen those articles of people using gasoline and wd-40.
Thanks
JC
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