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By monstermoose78 · Posted
Ok the ice was 15-16 inches and less than 2 inches of snow. It’s was -15 this morning and the weekend looks to be cold again. The fish were there but not biting with change in weather. -
By Dash 1 · Posted
I guess the vikings are a lot like fishing. Very entertaining but frustrating at times. I've probably been cheering the vikings for 50 plus years that i can remember and once again it's all about (there's always next year). -
By Dash 1 · Posted
I remember Jeno's boxed pizza years ago. Mom made it every Saturday night while dad and I watched All Star Wrestling. -
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By leech~~ · Posted
Smurf, still trying to get his lure jigging down when using the camera! 🤭 https://www.facebook.com/reel/517510734635573 -
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By LakeofthewoodsMN · Posted
On the South Shore... Ice fishing is going great on the south shore of Lake of the Woods, with resorts and outfitters reporting thickening ice conditions with two feet of ice in some areas. Many ice roads are now open to 1 ton vehicles pulling a wheelhouse. Every road has different weight limits, check with each resort for details before traveling up and out on the ice. Some good fishing this past week. As a rule, fishing activity is happening in 28 - 32 feet of water. Resorts do just about everything they can to get customers on fish and this past week, some resorts made some long runs, resetting fish houses in new areas miles off shore. Most are reporting good fishing as a rule. It is common to sort through some small walleyes and saugers to get your keepers on LOW. Naturally, some big fish are showing up, especially in deeper water. In addition, this has been a very good year for jumbo perch with good numbers being caught. Other fish in the mix are eelpout (burbot), pike, tullibees and an occasional sturgeon. Anglers are using the one-two punch of jigging in one hole and deadsticking the second hole. In the jigging hole, a jigging spoon tipped with a minnow head or tail in gold / pink, gold / glow red, glow white / pink, or Wonder Bread have worked well. Especially in the deeper water, some anglers are finding success on rippin raps or using jigging spoons with a rattle as well. On the deadstick, a small jig with a live minnow hooked behind the dorsal fin set 6 inches - a foot off of the bottom is working well. One day the jigging line catches most of the fish, the other day a deadstick is hot. Electronics are very helpful to see suspended fish, know when fish are coming through and adjust your presentation to the mood of each fish. Most resorts, outfitters and bait shops in the area rent electronics by the day. On the Rainy River... The Rainy River is still producing some nice walleyes and saugers, primarily in the mornings and evenings. A jig and minnow working well. Catch-and-release sturgeon fishing continues to be good for those targeting them. An oversized hole, or three holes drilled together, with nightcrawlers or frozen emerald shiners on a sturgeon rig fished on the bottom are what anglers are using. Ice conditions on the river can vary significantly due to the current. To stay safe and maximize success, always work with a local resort or outfitter familiar with river conditions. Up at the NW Angle... Ice fishing continues to be very good up at the Northwest Angle. Resorts have fish houses set up on various pieces of structure as well as adjacent to structure in deep mud. A consistent mix of walleyes, saugers, jumbo perch, pike and tullibees in the mix. Shallow structure is best right away in the morning and as the sun starts going down in the late afternoon. Mud is more of a slower bite but all day. The ice road from Jerry's on the mainland (Angle Inlet, MN) to island resorts (as of this past week) was open to 1 ton vehicles. Guests drive right to their island resort after picking up a road pass at Jerry's or Point North Services. Venmo is also available at all resorts. Work through your resort for specifics. Ice fishing is in full swing across Lake of the Woods and there are openings for lodging, fish house rentals, sleeper fish house rentals and meal plans across the area. Ice fishing is extended on LOW with fish houses allowed on the ice through March 31st, walleye / sauger season open through April 14th and a pike season that never closes. -
By Brianf. · Posted
From your fingertips to God's ears... Finally got some snow! Several inches of new snow fell before and during the weekend. Sunday eve when we left, the high winds had already begun to create some drifting on the lake. It was fun riding for sure. Lots of folks on the lake this past weekend too. We fueled up the sleds at Shamrock and saw as many people fishing in that area as I've ever seen in the Winter on Lake Vermilion. Our weekend results were decent. Jeff and I and a buddy caught probably 50 walleyes between the three of us, mostly fishing a jig/plastics with our three biggest being 24", 25", and 25.5". We also got one large pike of unknown length. During the midday on Sunday, we targeted whitefish and Jeff managed one big one. We released all of our fish, except for three small walleyes that our buddy wanted to bring home for a meal. Definitely a fun weekend on Lake V! -
By leech~~ · Posted
The Vikings are the Vikings so it's nothing new. It is kind of sad that Darnold's off season stock is now going to drop like a rock after these last two games. It kind of shows he's not a big game guy. 🤔 -
By smurfy · Posted
I'm blaming leech... his food selection has been lacking game days recently 🤣
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leech~~
I just bought a 2011 Triton XT10 snowmobile trailer last year and ended up with a short wire issue. I thought I would share this so others with this trailer or other Triton's with the same design that end up with ground shorts can check this first and save the time it took me to run it down. The wire harness on the rear left hand side is run through a Alm, channel that is welded to the back of the rear frame and the wires run thought it. It does not add any support to the frame, it's just there for the wires to run in. The issue is that when loading and unloading sleds or wheelers the frame flexes and the channel can break loose from the frame right at the weld. When this happens the channel drops down and the trailer wires inside get pinched and if not cut right off will ground out on the frame.
To fix it I took a sawsall and cut a good gap in the channel watching not to cut into the wires and cause anymore damage then this design flaw already did. I pulled enough wire out from each side and fixed the cut wire. I then put on a long peice of the black plastic wire covering and slid it up each end into the frame and remaining channel to help protect it in the future. I can see others having this same issue with that channel breaking at the same spot.
I am going to let Triton know about this, as wiring is not covered under their Warranty! 
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