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Posts: 484 Location: St. Louis, MO., Marco Is., FL, Nestor Falls, ON | I live in Nestor Falls during the summer. Crow Lake is a very deep (200+') gin clear Lake Trout Lake. It also has a very good muskie population, northern, smallmouth bass and whitefish. In a few weeks from now the Lake Trout will definitely be in their summer holes 90'-120'. Muskies will be out of the bays and in the main lake reefs, saddles, etc. It can be a tough bite during the summer for muskies. Early morning and evening is better. Crow Lake is high on water right now. The muskies are still spawning and good catches are being made. I think Crow is one of the most beautiful lakes in Ontario. You can drink the water right out of the lake. There are huge granite bluffs, numerous islands and a fine wildlife population. Even if you didn't catch muskies there you would enjoy it for its beauty. It's a bonus that the muskies in the lake are big. If you get tired of chasing them on Crow, you can have your camp owner put you on Lake of the Woods for more action. It's all there in Nestor Falls. I hope you enjoy your trip. Here is a typical muskie from Crow caught this past Saturday. Attachments ----------------  IMG_1260b.jpg (26KB - 174 downloads) | ||
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Posts: 484 Location: St. Louis, MO., Marco Is., FL, Nestor Falls, ON | Just to show you how deceiving pictures can be..... That fish was really weird. I had to measure it twice just to convince me it was only 46" X 20.5". It looked bigger in real life. I'm no small guy at 6'5" and nearly 300 lbs, so it proves photo's can confuse you. We also caught a 44" that was freakishly girthy for a Crow muskie. It had a small head and a thick body all the way to the tail. Picture of my son and his fish below. Yes, I pinch myself every morning just to prove I'm not dreaming. I'm thankful I didn't get what I deserve in life. (Just kidding) Edited by rpieske 6/20/2007 11:25 AM Attachments ---------------- IMG_1253a.jpg (215KB - 157 downloads) | ||
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Hey, Bob, do you want another son?  | |||
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Posts: 13688 Location: minocqua, wi. | |||
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Posts: 484 Location: St. Louis, MO., Marco Is., FL, Nestor Falls, ON | |||
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| Bob, it was very nice to meet you! We can't thank you enough for showing us the ropes. I will try to attach a photo of the fish largest one Dusty caught while we were with you. I caught one the next morning and then caught one on the Indian Chain that night. 2 lakes - SAME DAY! Catching and losing quite a few on Indian, lots of lookers. Can't wait to get back LOTW this weekend, Thanks again, Jeff & Dusty Attachments ---------------- Dusty LOTW.jpg (71KB - 187 downloads) | |||
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