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By Jetsky · Posted
LOL Skunked, I believe you're probably right. No Muskies but they caught their limit of eaters and one of them caught a 26 incher. So a successful trip for them. -
By knoppers · Posted
when I was guiding for Dan Gapen on the river, we kept the smaller smallmouth for shore lunch. they taste like any other fish. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Church is tomorrow, you may want to go get that mind cleaned out!🤭 -
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By leech~~ · Posted
I've never kept and eaten a small mouth and have only kept 2 large mouth my whole life. One I mounted and the other I eat just to see what they were like. But that just me. Well, I've never eaten a rock bass or dog fish either! 😆 -
By EyeWannabee · Posted
After 15+ yrs going to pike bay lodge every June I have noticed many more bass anglers in the resort. Also notice many 15-18” smallmouth in the cleaning shack. I would estimate on a daily average 4 of 5 buckets of entrails are of smallmouths vs walleye or pike. Not sure how it is at other resorts but if folks are taking the larger fish for fish fry it could explain the smaller average size of smallies being caught. Just my 2 cents. Largest smallie brought in my boat this year was 19” but fewer 17-18” fish than past years. -
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
Sounds like it's time to start keeping the smaller smallies for lunch. -
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
With two muskies under my belt, my best advice is to fish for pike and bass and then let a giant muskie come chomp down on said pike/bass as you reel it in. 🙂 Unfortunately I have no other good advice. -
By gimruis · Posted
The guys in that tourney aren't permitted to use live bait though. That makes a substantial difference. Clear water and pressure with nothing but artificial lures makes for a difficult bite. I don't have a theory as to why the average size of smallmouth on Vermilion is declining. The common explanation would be too many smaller fish are gobbling up resources and there isn't enough for bigger ones, but that doesn't seem like a plausible answer in a big lake like Vermilion. Certainly people aren't keeping plus sized smallmouth either. That far north, it takes a bass about 10 years to reach 5 pounds/20 inches in size. -
By Rick G · Posted
St Cloud has a good access at Wilson park, Sartell has a nice access off NE River Rd, another access above Blanchard dam on East side off Hilton Rd and at Lindbergh state park...Little Falls has a access right above the dam. Water is pretty high and dirty. Crayfish colors have been good again this week. Smallies have been using anything available that breaks the current so finding them most days has been pretty easy
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