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Bill: I am heading up to LOW on Friay and was wondering where the best area to start fishing would be? Probably will be heading out somewhere by Pine Island. Any info would be great.Thanks,Bob.

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Treeclimber: I am not an expert on LOW even though I have fished it for the past 4 years. If I was headed up as you are I would access at Wheelers Point and follow Adrians resort road onto the lake. They have their rentals out there plus a lot of their clients who bring there own houses. I fish out of River bend houses when I'm there however they do not plow the roads. So if the snow is heavy driving could be a problem getting to there units. Adrians plows right to his units. That being said I would go out to the 28-32' depths and drill some holes. As you know from fishing Alex staying away from the crowds is a good idea. Checking some of the other posts on this forum from a great bunch of guys willing to share reports and tackle ideas will give you a lot of insight as well. Gold, white/pink, plain gold hooks are usually good starters. Pick up some shiners and fatheads as either one can be the difference on any given day. To get out to the depth of water indicated you will be somewhere in the vicinity of 6-7 miles past Pine Island. When I was there last Dec 28th driving due to snow conditions off the roads was not a problem at all. they have gotten some snow in the past week or so, therefore I can't give you a heads up on that. Hope this helps you out, maybe someone else will jump in here as well with other advice. I'm on the way back Monday for three days so I'll watch for your report this weekend and how you did. Enjoy the trip, hope you pound some fish. Bill

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treeclimer<BR>We just got back from wheeler point and did really well on Tuesday we brought home 60 fish there we a bunch of us and we went out past all the crowd and fished by our selves and it fish were bitting we couldn't even eat a sandwich without putting it down<BR>it was a blast

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Boom: How deep we you guys fishing? Did you follow Adrian Road or go straight out from Pine toward the Riverbend houses? Thanks for the update. Bill

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Thanks guys for the help. I will be heading up tomorrow. First a stop at Red for some crappies then up to LOW. I will post a report on Sunday night to let you know how things went.

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Treeclimber: Good luck to you on both lakes. I will look for your post Sunday night as I am out of here real early on Monday. Good luck, and hang on. Bill

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    • Wanderer
      Grandpa added: then you marry one, then you die, then she has all your money. 😉 
    • leech~~
      That's cute. My mother in law had all those little sayings.  Her favorite was "Life's a betch then you die"  so cheery. 😏
    • smurfy
      🙄 oh yea.....like your a picnic on the beach!!!!!!! 🤣
    • leech~~
      Hey, he seems to like starting pissing matches, everywhere!  😒 😉
    • Wanderer
      Hey now, that one is all you!  Haha!  Don’t make another thread septic. 😉      Yup, the Looper Bug.  I couldn’t remember that catchy name for it.  2lb test is a little crazy, especially for the line quality back then but I can see that being a thing too.  Such clear water.  Looking down the hole watching the fish swim around and them looking back at you.  The further out I got, the easier it was for them to see me.   My one looper charged in when my jig was just below the ice while I was laying face down like you said.  It hit basically right in front of my face.  The fight was me rolling over and pulling it out of the hole.  That was shortly before the guys in the shallows packed up their little black shelters and left with their fish.     So, by the end of the day I learned: black looper bug; light line; conceal movement; and/or fish shallow.  And then never went back.
    • leech~~
      Cuz like I said, he was breaking off a lot and they were like gold at the time.  Guys an't giving up anything when combat fishing, I'm sure he pissed off some folks running around jumping in and out of open holes. 😉
    • smurfy
      🤔why didnt ya "leech" some of them black flies from the guy!!!!!🤗😂   awe come on....wanderer would of said it too!!!!😉
    • leech~~
      Au, yes the black fly, aka the looper bug.  I remember the first time I was introduced to it.  There must have been 20-30 guys out in front of the French on the ice. This one guy was running from hole to hole and pulling fish, but he was also breaking off a lot.  When I finally got close to him, he said he had 2lb line and just the bug on the end and jigging.  I think I had about 6lb line and some jig with waxies.  I jumped in my Suv and buzzed up to the bait store in Two harbors "which is closed now" to get new line and bugs.  By the time I got back and fishing again the bite must have been over!  Spent the rest of the day laying on the ice staring down the hole, ton's of fish went by but not bite!! ☹️    I used to get up at like 3:00am to drive up from Brooklyn Center, fish until dark and drive home.  When I had more of the wander spirit.  Heck I remember when I had no brains or money in the spring, getting up at like 2:30am, driving up and fishing every stream for about an hour that I could get to from Duluth to Grand Marais.  Then driving all the way home the same day.  🤪
    • Kettle
      Last day of myself hunting before I help my friend with new clients. Back on the bigger marsh, mainly teal but 5 fulvous whistling ducks. A medium size duck but they fly and decoy like Canada geese, big circles and glide in. They are noisey birds
    • Hookmaster
      Kettle, sounds like an awesome trip. Never see drake bluewings in MN during the season. For the bridge my pucker factor would've been 11, and that's walking across both ways!!
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