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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | We all fish different lakes... knowing the lake, how do you fish it from start to finish if you have 3-6 days ?
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Location: Chisholm, MN | On the big lakes I fish regularly I try to explore off the wall spots while fishing my known good spots. Small lakes...I’ve fished every inch so pretty much just hit all the best areas. |
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Location: oswego, il | Good call making this multiple choice. The top 5 and other. It depends on where you are fishing and what time of the year. |
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Location: Contrarian Island | If you know the lake, and have fished it that time of year before you should have lots of data to go by, ie, fish caught, followed, lost, etc.. simply fish the best spots over and over..if for some reason (weather/water temp etc) has those spots drawing blanks adjust, move deeper or shallower...I go to MN every year for a week, I show up and load my gps file with my past years icons and the fish are pretty much always right where they were the year before.....
Edited by BNelson 1/3/2020 8:42 AM
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Location: Duluth | Milk Run plus one if I'm on a known body. If its new water I look for bait. |
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| How do I fish? Not very well i'm afraid. |
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Location: Neapolitan Chain Of Lakes | Follow the DNR boat. Observe. Ask questions. Then go fish with received data , info, and previous experience. |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Another question...Given the fact that you have 3-6 days to just fish, how many honest hrs. do you fish ? What hrs. ?
Just curious. |
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Location: Duluth | Depends on time of year. If its July-September I fish the majors, take a nap from about 12-4 then fish all night. Night fishing in summer is my favorite, muskie seem to be hungry then. |
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| BNelson - 1/3/2020 8:39 AM If you know the lake, and have fished it that time of year before you should have lots of data to go by, ie, fish caught, followed, lost, etc.. simply fish the best spots over and over..if for some reason (weather/water temp etc) has those spots drawing blanks adjust, move deeper or shallower...I go to MN every year for a week, I show up and load my gps file with my past years icons and the fish are pretty much always right where they were the year before..... A lot of time it's the same exact fish too. So basically you are fishing for your pet :) |
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Location: Contrarian Island | Lol. Only know of 1 recapture  |
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Location: WI | Answers #2, 3, 4, & 10. Milk run to see if fish are in "usual" spots. Always like to check out new spots no matter what happens on the milk run. Some days exploring just feels right. |
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