gile flowage
tracyturner
Posted 6/19/2007 11:34 PM (#261552)
Subject: gile flowage


looking for any suggestions on fishing this water
mskyfin69
Posted 6/20/2007 12:04 AM (#261554 - in reply to #261552)
Subject: RE: gile flowage




Posts: 167


Location: IL
Im on it a few time durring the summer. When are you planning on fishing it??
7Islands
Posted 6/20/2007 8:08 AM (#261577 - in reply to #261552)
Subject: RE: gile flowage




Posts: 389


Location: Presque Isle Wisconsin
Like most flowages the key to the Gile is structural elements near the river channel.Baits with strong vibrational characteristics get noticed better as the water is stained a dark red.
Choose the highway C boat landing in windy conditions or the town of Gile Landing under normal conditions.Numerous dangerous rock bars are present and not marked on any map so proceed with extreme caution!!
Two invasive species are present.Spiny water fleas and chinese snails so cleaning your boat thoroughly using bleach ect is a must before putting it in to another body of water.Best is to keep your boat out of the water for at least three days before putting it back into another lake.
The Gile is a low density muskie resource;however big fish are present
tracyturner
Posted 6/20/2007 1:54 PM (#261632 - in reply to #261554)
Subject: RE: gile flowage


most likely for 3 or 4 days the fri after july 4th, I would love to have somebody show me around I have a newer 18.5 lowe w/115 yamaha my gps has the flowage on it but I know that is only a referance when conditions change
I am in menomonee falls
# 414-234-0628
bn
Posted 6/20/2007 1:59 PM (#261633 - in reply to #261552)
Subject: RE: gile flowage


See if you can book Howie for a 1/2 day or day...my suggestion....
C.Painter
Posted 6/20/2007 2:11 PM (#261635 - in reply to #261633)
Subject: RE: gile flowage


I second howie....

You might spend a little money...but save a TON of time locating the places, plus might save you money....in the way of a lower unit!!!

Cory
tracyturner
Posted 6/20/2007 3:28 PM (#261644 - in reply to #261635)
Subject: RE: gile flowage


Cory,
Have you been on there and did you move any fish?
h2os2t
Posted 6/20/2007 4:06 PM (#261651 - in reply to #261644)
Subject: RE: gile flowage




Posts: 941


Location: Freedom, WI
It would be really really worth every penny to go on the Gile with Howie.
esoxaddict
Posted 6/20/2007 4:18 PM (#261657 - in reply to #261552)
Subject: Re: gile flowage





Posts: 8772


It'd be worth it to fish ANYWHERE with Howie
tracyturner
Posted 6/20/2007 4:40 PM (#261665 - in reply to #261657)
Subject: Re: gile flowage


you guys have got me so fired up I already emailed him and will probably dream, or have nightmares until I get out there with him
kmeyer
Posted 5/26/2013 9:41 AM (#643314 - in reply to #261552)
Subject: Re: gile flowage




Posts: 49


Location: Minocqua, WI
Pm sent to Howie about guiding the Gile.
ToddM
Posted 5/28/2013 6:40 AM (#643601 - in reply to #261552)
Subject: Re: gile flowage





Posts: 20212


Location: oswego, il
the water fluctuates on this body of water. Normal water levels, be very careful. When it is low, those hazards are out of the water and visible. Water levels are high and will be for awhile so they are submerged. Good smallmouth fishing, some weeds but scarce and everything else as stated above. One of the most beautiful bodies of water to be on. Hurley is a great place to have some fun and get in trouble.
Northwind Mark
Posted 5/28/2013 6:54 AM (#643602 - in reply to #643601)
Subject: Re: gile flowage





Posts: 566


Location: Elgin, IL
Yes. Be careful out there.
kmeyer
Posted 5/29/2013 7:52 AM (#643833 - in reply to #261552)
Subject: Re: gile flowage




Posts: 49


Location: Minocqua, WI
Just a fyi - I spoke with Howie yesterday. Super nice guy! He just retired though this year and is no longer guiding. If anyone has any recommendations for a Gile musky/walleye guide, please pm me.
NateOz
Posted 5/29/2013 8:21 AM (#643836 - in reply to #643833)
Subject: Re: gile flowage





Posts: 400


Location: North/Central WI
PM sent