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Location: Milwaukee, WI | Heading up to Spring Bank resort on Vermilion the week of June 26-July 4 for the first time since the annual trip to LOTW seems to be a no go. Heading up there for the first time with my dad. Anyone have any recommendations or advice for a Fishing that part of the lake? Smallmouth and musky are the main fins of choice. |
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| Never been there. However I would think if you read some of the threads on the outings you might gather some intel. Then spread a few PM's around and I'm guessing a plan might take shape.
Good luck, let us know how you do. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Let me know what fish you want to catch. Steve will help you at Spring Bay Resort for sure, too. |
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| x2 on talking with Steve at Spring Bay. If you can, hire him for a 1/2 or full day. Lots of good spots for whatever your species, on that end of the lake. |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | I'll be there all summer until Ice up... Love it here ..Spring bay( and the entire crew there) are the Best and it is a Great place to relax and explore .. Great time to chase the Big Girls.....Muskies that is  |
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Location: oswego, il | I only fished that area of the lake one time on a family vacation. Don't be shy about catching a few dinners the west side has excellent panfishing. |
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| I am also headed to Spring bay. The week before you. I have booked Steve per all the requests but cant get him for a couple days. Can anybody point me in the right direction to get me started when I arrive?
Does the West end of Vermilion prefer a certain color bait, type of bait in the last week of June? |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | "If you see a buoy, fish it!"
Treasure Island area was good to us. m |
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| When I'm staying at spring bay will I be even attempting to venture as far east as big bay? Or will I have plenty of places to fish on the west end? |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I'd say there's plenty of water to fish on the West end, and some areas I have seen muskies where very few fish folks for them. |
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| When you arrive ask for Steve or Joe and they will mark your maps and tell you what’s working. Great people who treat you like family. You will have a very enjoyable trip.
Edited by Hoffy 6/11/2020 7:17 PM
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Location: Duluth | West end is more than enough water. If you don't find them pushed up on the shallow cover don't be afraid to use electronics to search open water. |
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