Wabedo

[Guest]

Some friends and I are considering staying at a resort on Wabedo lake this fall. Has anyone fished this lake before? From the DNR survey it sound like fun. Any info would be great.

[Trashguy]

Have not fished it for about ten years. We fished it then for Muskies, but did ok on Walleyes and Crappies also. One winter we caught some monster sunnies (true one pounders) in about six feet of water in the month of March, but only that one year. The adjoining Little Boy Lake is good for Muskies too. Its only about ten miles from our cabin which is on Townline Lake, but we had a fire and all our Muskies equipment burned up and we haven't been back there since. Can't beat the fall up there, so enjoy!

[Cyberfish]

Trashguy,<P>Do you catch any fish in townline? I heard it may have winterkilled last year?<P>Thanks

[Guest]

What do you plan to fish for? Wabedo is a designated muskie lake and if you fish for muskies on a regular basis, and know the fall cisco, pattern you can connect with a muskie or two fairly easily. Same for Little Boy. If you are not a muskie guy, smallies are abundant in both lakes.

[Guest]

We are hoping to get some waleyes, but smallies and muskies are fun also.

[Guest]

We'et not realy set on any one type of fish. The resort was a good deal so we took it. I can have plenty of fun fishing for Muskie an smallies. Are their any eyes in either of the two lakes?<P>I guess I already answered. does anyone else have trouble seeing new messages. most of the time i have to refresh my screen two or three times to see any messages that have been posted since the last time i looked at a thread.<p>[This message has been edited by Herkey (edited 04-02-2002).]

[Guest]

Haven't ever really fished for walleyes.<BR>I have been fishing in that area since the mid seventies and also have a cousin with a<BR>lake home on Little boy. Little Boy has better than average fishing for most game fish, and my cousin catches walleys on Little Boy, but I fish these lakes for muskies (all season) & smallies (in early to mid fall)and have caught one good sized walleye (in the fall) over a reef on a reef Hawg (muskie bait ). The Reef is in the middle of the lake and tops out at 7-8 feet. They catch walleyes (in the fall)on an inside turn with a very quick drop to deep water (50 to 60 feet) by a large flat in the 30 feet depth range. We catch smallies not too far from that turn. <BR>As for Wabedo, That's strictly mukies for me. <BR>The important thing to remember is that you'll have alot of water to fish between the two lakes, over 2,500 acres, so narrow your search before you hit the water. The resort so be able to help you out quite a bit.<BR>Good luck.<BR>