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Posted

Hey all

Wondering where there is go hit the ice around the Rochester area. My best buddy lives down there and hasnt gotten out fishing for a while and I am from Minneapolis and have no clue whats around town down there. I plan on coming down and getting him out fishing as much as I can.

Any lake names and whereabouts would be much appreciated.

Also wo uld need to know any good bait shops too.

Thanks for your help

Posted

Chad, we have Foster Arends for trout and small panfish. It's an old gravel quarry that's stock with trout.

Chester Woods, a flooded area that holds bass, panfish, and cats.

Lake Zumbro is another. There's panfish, cats, perch, pike, but no walleyes that I've seen anyway.

Then there's Willow, Gamehaven, CCM pits..... When are you coming?

Posted

Gone Fishing is a good bait shop to satisfy all your needs and current fishing reports. If your looking for numbers, Willow Creek or CC Manor pits are good options. If size is what your looking for, Chester Woods is producing nice gills and the Zumbro will give up huge gills and crappies. There are also nice rainbow trout in Foster Arends.

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    • Wanderer
      There’s critters out and about.  Get yourself some cellular trail cams and you’ll see.
    • Wanderer
      One more day….. but I’m thinkin’ my guess was a little early…. For this year.
    • CigarGuy
      It wouldn't be the first time I've heard the USS Skunked Again breaking ice! I left this morning, the rain really did a number to the ice. I'll bet the Partridge River will be open by the weekend.
    • CigarGuy
      My yard is pretty open, but narrow. I think I'll be fine with reception in the areas I'm thinking. I try to keep the hill somewhat natural, but my wife wants to see the lake better. The video's I've watched, they have topped the trees and mounted the dish. I would this the swaying would affect the signal. Does Starlink help you with using WiFi for calling? My T-Mobile service sux at the cabin. Did you bury your cable?   
    • CigarGuy
      I'm on the wide part of the channel going in to Black Bay. We won't see Paul B. For years.
    • leech~~
      Welcome back. Wow it's been since 2018 it looks like. Did you ever "I'm tightening up my footprint and want to build on my Bozeman lot on the Gallatin"?  😏
    • SkunkedAgain
      You're probably right. This isn't official since I've already lost, but I'll make my supplemental guess for May 6th since it's still open. 😄   As long as I can snake my way along the shore and/or plow through some dark ice on the 8th, I'll be happy. I love aluminum boats!
    • SkunkedAgain
      For all of my "problems" with getting a clear signal it's worth it. I can spend more time at the lake because I can work during the day and play or get things done at night. Toss in that I can record and watch a football/hockey/basketball game when I'm done at the end of the day....priceless.   Like your place, our property is more natural and I was worried about having to cut down a bunch of trees. I like that people have to get up close to see our place from the lake through the trees. Luckily I didn't have to do much to get enough a signal that works for me. If I needed to be on video calls, I probably would run the dish down to the shore to get a better view of the sky.   BTW - the main problem with mounting the dish on a tree is that the tree still has a canopy that will block the signal. The best option would be to top a tree and then mount it on the clear-cut top.
    • smurfy
      sounds like ya'all got a well needed rain up there!!!!!!!
    • Car7x
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