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gtaggart

Posted 5/12/2010 4:14 PM (#440518)
Subject: Rainy lake

Posts: 117

Location: Northwest Wisconsin

I will be staying on Rainy Lake for a week at the end of august. I was wondering if anyone fishes muskies on the American side or is it all done on the canadian side? If anyone has fished them on Rainy, is there any general areas that are better than others? I'm not looking for specifics, just a starting point. Thanks for any advise.

Dirt Esox

Posted 5/12/2010 4:33 PM (#440522 - in reply to #440518)
Subject: Re: Rainy lake

Posts: 457

Location: Minneconia

Redgut Bay area

sworrall

Posted 5/12/2010 6:22 PM (#440547 - in reply to #440518)
Subject: Re: Rainy lake

Posts: 32934

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Redgut to Bleak. BIG Pike in Bleak, look for cabbage and fish 'em.

dougj

Posted 5/12/2010 6:47 PM (#440557 - in reply to #440518)
Subject: RE: Rainy lake

Posts: 906

Location: Warroad, Mn

Red Gut or Siene Bay. I don't think there's fishable population on the Mn side.

I hear there's some in the NW Arm, but not sure. Big pike, great walleyes, and big smallies up there, you'll have fun.

Doug Johnson

gtaggart

Posted 5/12/2010 7:53 PM (#440574 - in reply to #440518)
Subject: RE: Rainy lake

Posts: 117

Location: Northwest Wisconsin

Thanks for all the information, I appreciate it.

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