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| Just wondering what kind of bite can be expected in October and November on the V? I'd rather not troll all week and would prefer casting. Any suggestions on what type of structure they'll be on that time of the year? I know it's not a numbers lake but I'm hoping to find a monster or two. Will be staying on the far west side of the lake. |
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Location: Minnesota. | Can't give you a lot of specifics b/c I've not fished quite that late but I do know the bite has everything to do with Tulibee spawning/migration...
It can be rough(er) to get them to take. |
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| Depending on what part of November you go, you might be forced to troll. After Nov. 15, all bets are off for casting, it's all based on daily temperature. |
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| The plan is mid October. I won a trip up there and still have to check on dates. If casting is still an option then I'll probably book it. Otherwise gonna wait until next summer. |
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| Check out the vermilion dam outings on youtube. Still casting that time of year. Go get yourself one of those toads. |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | Did that trip up until last year (November Moon) and we spent our time finding and camping on ciscoes casting pounders and alphas and caught fish. Conditions vary so be prepared. Didn't go last year choosing hunting birds over that last late trip. Cold, ice, snowstorms ... ran into just about everything. Worth the trip tho, I'd suggest doing the buddy system with a couple boats.
Edited by jonnysled 8/3/2016 9:07 AM
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Spring Bay Resort MuskieFIRST Fall Outing. Good times, big fish.
http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=10... |
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Location: MN | Mid October last year had morning temps in the low 20's.
So off to the Montana for breakfast then hit the water.
Nice |
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