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By guideman · Posted
The Minnesota record is almost that big, it's over 5lbs and it was caught in the Vermillion river in southern Minnesota back in the late 50's I believe. "Ace" -
By guideman · Posted
You need to go west or perhaps north of Pine island if you don't want to go that far. "Ace" "It's just fishing man" -
By Getanet · Posted
I spoke to a buddy who was at Sag over the weekend, and my dad who was fishing a lake a bit north of Leech - none of them had much luck on walleye. I'm chalking it up to a walleye blackout across the northern part of the state. I just need an excuse for the rest of the trips I take! We're talking about coming up again in the fall. I definitely would like to come back for a longer trip, there is so much more of the lake to explore -
By Borch · Posted
It usually pays off finding your own fish. Nice report. -
By Borch · Posted
Welcome to the forum. Lots of good options already given. Have some fun! -
By ozzie · Posted
The fish are out there and they go hot and cold on the bite but they are catchable! Anytime you can get the kids out fishing is worth it in my opinion! Take them up and wet a line is about the only way you will find out if they can catch anything or not. The main thing to look for before going to Red is the week leading up to the date you plan on fishing is to watch the wind speed and direction. If blowing from the west for a few days the water stirs up and gets hard to fish. -
By ANYFISH2 · Posted
Welcome TheEyesofanAngler! A ton of good bass lakes around the area. For numbers of 2 to 4 lb bass, the eastern Todd County lakes near Burtrum and NW Morrison county are hard to beat as well. -
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By YellowFinRed · Posted
Have only been out a couple of times now but did get a 5.5 lb walleye my first 10 minutes out in 16 feet of water. Lots of fish in the 16-20 feet range. No jumping in the boat but catching fish on the mid lake areas. I'll be darned if I'll sit under a bridge with other boats when you can catch fish out on the lake without others boaters around. -
By Gillraker · Posted
Any reports from Buffalo? I would imagine that they are doing OK right out in front of the marina/beach. Anybody?
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