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By Yancimator
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By Yancimator
After fishing every handful in years in Minnesota for 40 years, I'm FINALLY going to bring my wife up to Vermillion and see it for the first time. I'm chasing smallmouth and pike only (well, I'll gladly wrestle with a fooled Musky but not fishing for them). If the largemouth fishing is better than the smallmouths, we'd probably chase some of them too. Staying at Ludlows on the island. Boy I'd love ANY help with where to start my searching for the smallies and pike and what to key in on that time of year. I'll have basically two days to fish and will have my own bass boat. I am an artificial bait only guy and catch and release. Just looking for a bunch of tugs on the line and hopefully put my wife on some action. Any guidance or direction??
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By teeeeelr
do you guys have any reccomendations for rigs and baits to use for catfish at lake st. croix? ones that work well during the summer.
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By Coloradokid55
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By Bryan P
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By BobT · Posted
Nephew was up on Red this weekend and reported about 7" of ice. I understand they got some nice 'eyes. -
By AlwaysFishing23 · Posted
Anyone been out for a drive? Did about a 100 mile loop today and things are looking better few lakes that were rolling last week we’re caped this morning. Hope to find someplace to fish next weekend. Got myself in to much of a rut going to work and sitting around every weekend. -
By Laker218 · Posted
The middle of Niles bay finally froze over last night. 4” of ice just off of shore which has been frozen for awhile. -
By Wicheesehead37 · Posted
WebCams looks like ice over (today?)... there was a FB posting someone in an airplane on 11.28.20 posting pictures of the open water. on the Lake Vermilion FB group. We need that guy to do daily posts... flights... ;) -
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
Always a good reminder that the chart below assumes that the ice is the same thickness everywhere. As we all know, it is thinner and thicker in spots. Thanks for the spudbar update jim curlee -
By smurfy · Posted
yea i dont really understand the rational for changing it from dec 1 to nov 15 either.........whats the rush. i dont remeber any year since they changed the date that there was safe enough ice..........could be wrong though. i remember more years when it was dec 1 with plenty of iffy ice and that was going to itasca county lakes!!!!!! -
By jim curlee · Posted
I guess I should read the regs once in awhile. I had no clue they changed the spearing opener, it was December 1st for as long as I can remember. Doesn't matter this year, still isn't enough ice to get out. It was around 16 last night so we probably made ice, but I'm going to need a few more days of single digits before I get out. Were booked for tomorrow, not sure yet if it's going to happen or not. Jim -
By gimruis · Posted
I went a day last week for the first time this season and folded up two roosters in about an hour and a half. -
By Rick · Posted
Hunting pheasants, ruffed grouse, squirrels or rabbits offers opportunities to enjoy the Minnesota outdoors as temperatures fall and snow blankets the landscape. Discuss below - to view set the hook here. -
By MNBoatRigging · Posted
Minnesota Boat Rigging Shoot us a message here. Located in Blaine, MN and we also offer 'On Site' rigging depending on customer location and what needs to be done. We offer installation on trolling motors, electronic units, shallow water anchors, trailers, lighting and more.
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Hi, I already use squarebill cranking and am looking for a good normal Crankbait. What is the best one?
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