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Anyone heading to gull rock this weekend?


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Heading up Thursday night gonna pull the sleeper out west of gull rock, trying for gull rock reef. I hear that as of tonight that it's starting to get wet up there, probabley by Sat. it's gonna be messy. My camper is up off the ice so that helps. Gonna stay the night with my boy an his freind Fri. night. I hear gull area has been hot, anyone that has fished it recentlly, I'd appreciate some info on where to start.Looking for the mixed bag of fish. Hard to hit saugers over at twin island where I've been sitting in 20'for a mounth cause the eye's have been good to me. If you see a white camper with a gold stripe down the side with a black suburban stop an say Hi. Later boar.

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We were going to head up and fish 16 mile, wondering what the breaker condition is by gull rock. I heard you had to go towards 12 mile then cut up to 16. If gull rock is hot it's kinda senseless to drive all the way up to 16 though. Any ideas on what the lake looks like now? Do we need wheelers with? Thanks!

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My understanding is that if you have four wheel drive anything else is not needed, ya might doo alot of spinning with your wheelers, snow is pretty much melted an gone, probably pretty slushy which your wheelers could gain a foot hold, I do believe ya have to go 2mile west around the crack to get to 16, last weekend I heard 16 was slow. Its gonna be wet. Boar

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I am going to setup Friday morning west of Gull rock about 10:00 am. We have a crew of 8 with 2 wheel fishhouses. One is green and tan, the other one is green and yellow I believe. We will have 2 blue crew cab ford pickups. Stop by for a cold one. We are staying until Sunday. When we setup Friday morning and I see you, we may stop by to see how you are doing. Our plan is to fish outside for an hour or so before setting up to 2 wheel fishhouses. Hope to see ya up there.

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It's been awhile since I was up to Gull Rock. Is that off Babbler's road? Thanks.

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We have a group coming for a tournament from work (maybe 40 people) we might even drill holes

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I will be around that way tomorrow! As of last night the bridge over the crack was still there and instead of driving around to 12 mile you could cross North of Gull Rock. Hopefully, the bridge is still in tomorrow as I will be going out to one of the rock reefs. I knew 1tofish would be up fishing because his mom said he was going up. Fishing has been really steady! It does not matter what color or anything! Good luck to all!

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Yep, heading up tomorrow morning with Haugen. We will be in the vicinity of Gull Rock. Wobbler, what are you going to be fishing out of?

I'll be in my Red Ford Escape with a Frabill Ranger portable.

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I won't be using a house but it sounds like you will be close by. I will be in a maroon Dodge.

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