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Does anyone have any reports from adrians resorts plowed roads? I will be up there March 2-5 and I am looking for some tips to make my trip a sucessfull one. I was up there New Years weekend and the fishing was terrible. I hope to do better this time and some tips would be appricatied, Thanks

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Icefisher,<BR>Our guys had mixed results today. Not much happening in close but small sauger & clear out not much better. Ones in the 30-32' area did best. Green Buckshot & shiner head was the ticket or a green or red hook & fathead on dead stick. Good Luck!

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I fished out of Adrian's yesterday; 3 of us caught 30 fish and kept 13 total. Most of them we kept were saugers around 13-14 inches with a few walleyes, the biggest being 16". We went as far as the road went to the Northwest, and got about 100 yards from the rest of the crowd. I'm not sure if it helped or not, but I think we did pretty well. There was quite a bit of slush on that side, so in March there might be a foot of water all over there.

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    • Wanderer
      Central America.   Focus.   We almost went for a local overnight crappie run but the daughter’s septic froze so I got to work the brown trout pond through a 4 inch hole.   It was opener today afterall. 😉     
    • leech~~
      Ok, how did we get from crappies and freezing temps to pond slime eaters in south America?  Focus!  🙄
    • Kettle
      The locals there shoot ducks but don't hunt them. If they see a bunch on a pond they'll sneak up and water swat them but it's strictly for food not sport. My buddy runs an outfitter so him and I will hunt a few days and scout then I'll help him with a group whose coming mid week. He's from there. Hoping he can come to Canada next year with me. He's never seen or shot a goose
    • Wanderer
      Awesome kind of trip! I figured there would be a local benefit if you couldn’t bring them back (not saying you can’t).  Having a connection down there is pretty cool!   We donated a good share of meat to the village in Kotzebue, AK instead of shipping it all back.  Pretty pricey and they really appreciated it.  Win/win.
    • Kettle
      I don't bring them back, eat a lot then clean them for the village. Some like them plucked and some like the breasts cut out. It's really remote where I go and the locals live off the land. I know they want me to go get some doves for them too. My buddy is a local so we'll probably go get a deer as well for some venison for some of the elders in the community 
    • smurfy
      🤣 i actually dont mind eating duck...like goose more better though!!!!
    • Wanderer
      Ya cooked em wrong! lol!   Not even sure if you can bring ‘em back from Central America?  You can’t from Argentina, last I heard.
    • Wanderer
      I coulda been packed in 30 minutes, ya know….   Have a good, safe trip and make us, well me anyway, jelly with a few pics.  Please.
    • monstermoose78
      Just got a picked up a clam legend XT Ice Team and am going to put it together today
    • smurfy
      Dang Kettle,  you sure go outta your way to shoot flying turds! 🤣
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