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Muskie Fishing -> General Discussion -> Dryberry in Mid september
 
Message Subject: Dryberry in Mid september
T3clay
Posted 7/25/2026 8:58 AM (#1037614)
Subject: Dryberry in Mid september





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Hi everyone

I have the opportunity to fish Dryberry mid September this fall for muskies. I have never been to Canada, or fished these style lakes (deep clear cold)

Looking for recommendations of areas I should look for what depths/fishing styles/baits ect. Any other tips or suggestions are appreciated. I really feel out of my element in planning for this.


Feel free to email me at [email protected] if you prefer. - I’d love to have some back and forth conversations with someone who knows the lake if possible!

I’ll be staying
On the SW side of the lake

Thank you!
chuckski
Posted 7/25/2026 9:19 AM (#1037616 - in reply to #1037614)
Subject: Re: Dryberry in Mid september




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Location: Brighton CO.
I've never been there but read the Trout water section of Dick Pearsons book "Muskies On The Shield" before you go. If you don't have the book I think you can get one at Thorne Bothers.
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