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dbach17
Posted 9/5/2018 10:29 AM (#917615)
Subject: Plum Lake (Vilas WI) info and other area lakes




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Location: Des Plaines, IL
I'm taking my uncle up to Vilas county starting Thursday night for a trip. He and my grandfather are really the ones who got me in to fishing, so I owe him big time. We'll be staying on Plum Lake, but we'll fish the Manitowish Chain (since we know that water pretty well) and possibly some other local lakes there.

My uncle's biggest musky is 32", so our goal for this trip is to break that. Anyone will to share any information on Plum Lake or recommend other lakes that might give us some good opportunities? I'd love for the cooling temperatures to give us a shot at some fish on topwater too, as I have yet to catch a musky on top.

As always, any info is much appreciated.
Mark Hoerich
Posted 9/5/2018 10:54 AM (#917619 - in reply to #917615)
Subject: RE: Plum Lake (Vilas WI) info and other area lakes





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Location: Already Gone
Dan, I'm only speaking for myself, I really don't know much, but I've had good success fishing Wildcat Lake on M. It's a nice ramp, and it's relatively simple to figure out a few good spots on a map. It does have some good fish in it, despite the fact that it sees alot of attention. I like the lake alot myself.
Sorry I can't help you more, but it sounds to me that either way, you are going to have a very cool trip with him. Good Luck.
Cowboyhannah
Posted 9/5/2018 6:45 PM (#917704 - in reply to #917615)
Subject: Re: Plum Lake (Vilas WI) info and other area lakes





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Location: Kronenwetter, WI
...I would try shallow weeds....hooked a monster in 3.5’ fow on Sunday...some say it’s too soon and it’s still a deep rubber bite, but the nights have been cooling...
SkiNoob
Posted 9/5/2018 11:33 PM (#917722 - in reply to #917704)
Subject: Re: Plum Lake (Vilas WI) info and other area lakes




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Cowboyhannah - 9/5/2018 6:45 PM

...I would try shallow weeds....hooked a monster in 3.5’ fow on Sunday...some say it’s too soon and it’s still a deep rubber bite, but the nights have been cooling...


They are talking lows in the 40's (probably lower) up there this week.

I'll be staying at Big ST 21st thru 28th. If anyone wants to compare patterns, PM me and we can exchange numbers.

Edited by SkiNoob 9/5/2018 11:36 PM
Grass
Posted 9/6/2018 12:33 PM (#917739 - in reply to #917615)
Subject: Re: Plum Lake (Vilas WI) info and other area lakes




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Location: Seymour, WI
The cooling weather this wk should be perfect for a good topwater bite. I would start the day with fast moving topwaters and bucktails in very shallow water.
kdawg
Posted 9/6/2018 4:18 PM (#917758 - in reply to #917739)
Subject: Re: Plum Lake (Vilas WI) info and other area lakes




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Grass gives some good advice. Kdawg
wisriverrat
Posted 9/6/2018 5:10 PM (#917768 - in reply to #917615)
Subject: RE: Plum Lake (Vilas WI) info and other area lakes




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Location: On the River
Pm me your email address and I will send you a marked map
esox911
Posted 9/6/2018 10:08 PM (#917790 - in reply to #917615)
Subject: Re: Plum Lake (Vilas WI) info and other area lakes




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WILD RICE LAKE on the Mani Chain is a VERY GOOD CHOICE---easy structure to locate and Fish---- AND DEFINATELY FISH SHALLOW----- 3-7 ft should get you action...

Edited by esox911 9/6/2018 10:09 PM
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