Current situation on LOW!

[leech]

Hey Guys!<BR>Still can't get over how great this site is. I can't wait to contribute some fishin' info! Killed 'em on cass if anyone is interested. <BR>I posted before about our early Februsry trip. Got info to go to the reefs,(12,16). With the current fishin' situation, is that still a good tactic. Our buddy took the house out this past weekend out of Adrian's. He said he is 7.3 miles past pine Island. We do plan to move it if we need to. Just wondering about where to go from there. I am watching very closely for lure tips, seems to be all over the board. Are the reefs still the place to go for consistent action with some larger fish thrown in? What's a good depth to concentrate on?<P>Thanks guys!<P>FISH TILL IT HURTS!!<p>[This message has been edited by leech (edited 01-27-2004).]

[walley]

I am interested in you Cass report, my father in law has a cabin on the lake but we see very few ice fish. I thought maybe it does not produce walleyes in the winter, any tips would be great

[End of the Line]

7.3 past the island was where I was over the past weekend. Fri was great, Sat ok , and Sunday was slow. Lots of huge perch too. Good luck!<P>------------------<BR>End of the Line Charters<BR>Lake Superior<BR>1-888-U-HOOK-EM<BR>www.fishontheline.com

[woodman]

Heading up in 26 hours.<P>Can't wait<P><P>------------------<BR>Happy Fishing,<P>Woodman

[leech]

Hey walley!!<P>Cass has been producing all year! Summer and winter! The best bite this winter has been on the mid-lake bars. Deadmans bar has been good. Stony point has been good. 17-25 feet has been most consistent. Although, I have had luck in 8-12 off and on. Don't overlook the shallows. The big perch bite can be fast and furious. I like to set my portable in about 15-18 feet and then move around deep to shallow. If this sounds like it's straight out of a magazine, sorry, but it's what's going on. If your looking for a bigger fish. I would get on Deadman's bar. About in the middle it reaches out to the west, drops into a 50' trough, them back up to a 10' hump. A good map, and GPS coord's are very, very helpful. <BR>Hope that helps!!<P>FISH TILL IT HURTS!!

[walley]

thank you for the information