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Does anyone know if the panfish have returned to Gull lake in Tenstrike?
We use to vacation there untill the nice panfish went away.

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There are some nice panfish in Gull Lake if you can find them. I have not been out there this winter yet, but it is on the agenda for soon! grin.gif

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An angler is a man who spends rainy days sitting around on the muddy banks of rivers doing nothing because his wife won't let him do it at home.
(Mark Twain)

Keep on Fishing!,

Woodman

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We haven't seen many pan fish during the winter here on Gull but last summer and fall everyone did well and better.
We had folks that brought in Bluegills at 2.2lbs and 2.9lbs. There are pics of those, along with other stringer fills, on my website on "The Lake" page.
I, myself, am more of a walleye hunter but when family would come up I would load them on the pontoons and hit the edges of the bullrushes with small leeches and crawlers. We always stayed active!

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Pat Bruno
Bruno's Birch Haven Resort
Gull Lake
Tenstrike, Minnesota
www.birchhavenresort.com
800-445-4330

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Thanks for the info. We did stay at Birchhaven a couple times back in the summers of 1994/95.

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