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Any lake with Lake Trout unusually has Whitefish. We do well on Bobs and Crow.

I fish the c&r season in Zone 20 every spring. Fish are lethargic in the cold water...slow moving finesse baits are best. Ned Rigs and drop shot in Goby colours produce best. Scent helps too...Berkeley Maxscent plastics work great...try the Flat Worm on a drop shot.

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Appreciate the update. Thanks !

Thanks guys...I some earlier repors of cars/trucks being broken into there..That's why I was also considering the one in town.

What's the best boat launch to fish the head pond ?

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Very nice ! Appreciate the report. That's pretty amazing that the Trout followed your spoon right to surface considering the water temps...it must've been hungry !
How deep were you jigging for them ?

Beautiful fish ! Thanks for the report.

Sounds like a great trip ! Such an awesome fishery. A few years back, I had the good fortune to fish the mouth of the Mirimachi in summer. Our charter Captain kept us on some big fish all day long. Our arms were falling off by the time we headed back to shore. Such a wonderful part of the country......

Some nice fish ! I assume the Browns are migratory from a Great Lakes tributary ?

Sounds like a great trip Jim ! Man...you do a lot of driving, for a short time fishing ...lol. We were in NB a few years back, and did a charter for Stripers in late summer. We were casting bait (cut mackeral and clams) out in the ocean off the SJ river mouth anchored on a sand bar. We had a blast.....

It was the best Pinkie run in many years up on Superior according to the locals we talked with...most of the tribs between the Soo and Thunder Bay were loaded when we passed through in mid September. We stopped for a day and fished the Nipigon River in our boat (we were headed to fish Eagle Lake for...

I have the same unit on my bow mount TM. Sometimes I see fish, sometimes I don't. Very often if their bellies are on the bottom, it's very difficult to distinguish them from the rest of the clutter. Also, the coverage from the angle of the "cone" in shallower water is not very large. If I ...

On my lake, Smallies are moving deeper with the cooler weather. Big ones are keying on Cisco 30 to 35 ft down....relating to "elevator" structure that provides quick access to deep water, and sometimes even suspending out over the the deep basins. As temps in shallow water yo yo up down th...