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hows the fishing out of rogers been


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Went out of Rogers on Sun-Mon brought home 3 but missed a few as well. I would suggest you bring an auger extension The ice was 27 inches and the auger bottomed out on the floor without the extension.
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Been fishing from 4:00 to 6:00 and catching 1, 2, or 3 crappies and the always available walleye, not many perch.

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I have fished Rogers 2 times and I will never go back...Now that's a rogers fishing report..If you want to put a few fish on the ice go to hillman's we pounded them we had 25 fish on the ice befor 11am for 2 guy's but not everyone was haveing that good of luck..

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bklimek, when you say move, move, move, how far are you moving each time? How often? Is this during daylight or after dark? Are you 'seeing' fish on your vex before drilling holes or just drilling, fishing for x minutes and then moving on? Just curious, people are always saying to move until you find fish but curious as to how they do it.

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fished out of rogers sat and sun morning and brought home 16 for four people. We went out to the right and crossed the breaker and headed out about a mile past the breaker. No real hot time just a crappie here and there. Lot's of fun though, I can't get enough of upper red!!!!

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Blackjack,

The keys to fishing Red are:

1. Stay away from the crowds, there is no structure so the fish can, and will be anywhere.

2. Move until you find active fish. My guideline has been 1/2 hour. If we haven't hit a fish by then we move. You don't have to go very far. Sometimes 50 feet will make the diff. I have had some days where we have moved 8-10 times and drilled upwards of a 100 holes for the day. Most of the time it doesn't take that much though smile.gif

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And I am sure not everybody had bad luck going out at Rogers either. That is fishing. The key is to move..move..move..and then move. Try to stay away from the crowd has always been the secret to finding the URL crappies.

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