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Location: Stewartville, MN | I am looking for suggestions as to where to go for the MN opener. I am consdiering: Bald Eagle, white Bear, and Clear Lake. Any suggestions as to locations or baits???? Thanks | |
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| Of the 3 I would hit Bald Eagle, the water usually is pretty murky so I like Black with a bright accent color. Haven't been out there this year though and sometimes the spring or early season water is much clearer than what it is after the weeds have been up for a while and the algae has bloomed. Best of Luck! They're in there!
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| TC chapter of MI has put a BUNCH of fish in White Bear in the last year or so. They're still small (in the 30's), but... | |
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| your leaving out maybe the best choice in that location???" Forest lake",,,3 different conecting basins to choose from,,,clear lake is tigers and theres nothing clear about the water,,,a plan would be to start at forrest and work south lake hopping,,, forrest-Bald eagle-whitebear,,, | |
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Location: Eagan, MN | I've fished Bald Eagle on the opener, and the water can be fairly clear this time of year, and nice weed growth. | |
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Location: Maple Grove, MN | Keep driving north and go to Rush Lake. Less fishermen and better fishing.  | |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | WBL can be a tough opener lake b/c the water is so slow to warm up. But if I get a chance to fish this weekend, I will probably be there.....can't help myself.....
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Norht Metro (MN) Lake for opener