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Message Subject: Big Chip Vacation
2big4boat
Posted 7/18/2008 10:20 PM (#327216)
Subject: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 16


Hey Guys/Gals

I am heading up to the flowage tommorow morning for a week of rod bending action. I was wondering if anyone had any recent reports of what has been working well, key times , and anything else that would help.

Thanks in advance
Tome Boley
Dan Hardy
Posted 7/18/2008 11:03 PM (#327219 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: RE: Big Chip Vacation


Check in the fishing reports forum as you might get better responses there. I do know that fish have really been going out there right now particularly tigers on topwaters. I have not been up there but Ty Sennett keeps a pretty good daily report on his site. www.tysennett.com
ChinWhiskers
Posted 7/20/2008 7:58 AM (#327311 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: RE: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 518


Location: Cave Run Lake KY.
Check out ( Indian Trail Resort ) They have a nice web page with their fish list on it. I'll be there starting on Aug.6Th thru the 16th. Top water and buck Tails are the baits to use on the Chip. Good Fishing to you Marv.
river runt
Posted 7/20/2008 9:17 AM (#327314 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 82


Chin, the Fishing Barbarians crew will be up there camping about the same time period, for sure will be ringing the "bell" and having some celebratory shots at the Little Red Bar.
You hit it right on with bucktails (ghost tails) and topwater (Creepers), as far as colors 2big, chartrouse and orange are productive. Plan on spending time out at dark for some productive action.
ChinWhiskers
Posted 7/20/2008 6:59 PM (#327371 - in reply to #327314)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 518


Location: Cave Run Lake KY.
River Runt - - I usually like to hit the little Red Bar around midnight for John's famous burnt pizza and a cold one to put it out.
andracke
Posted 7/21/2008 2:54 PM (#327504 - in reply to #327314)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation





Posts: 133


Location: BLOOMINGTON,IL
I will be up there from the 9th-....... Cant wait to get back up. I had two nice fish on In early July when I was up. Hopefully I get a few in the boat.
river runt
Posted 7/25/2008 6:24 PM (#328084 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 82


Who ever is at the Little Red Bar there will be a cold Hamms on me, celebrating the big catch of the day, if you swing by Pine Island any time between the 9-16th come join us for a drink and participate in a game of water wiffle ball!! Dont worry about our barbaric antics, just a good group of middle aged guys (30-45)having a good time without wives and kids...
I am getting excited just thinking about it!
What are the water levels like now?
JKahler
Posted 7/25/2008 11:12 PM (#328110 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 1289


Location: WI
river runt, are you with the fishing clowns that were there last summer in early august?
ChinWhiskers
Posted 7/27/2008 11:28 PM (#328356 - in reply to #328084)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 518


Location: Cave Run Lake KY.
You play wiffel ball in the waters around Pine island you must be barbarians, Shark's to the left,. Shark's to the right. They come out at night to feed on small dogs and cats and then there is the mystery of the missing lower unit. Ill be in the log cabin at the Trail keep the noise down. Do they still make Hamms if they do Ill have one Thank You. If you see a red@black 17' Hydra-Sport with a black Jhonrude Suzy on it that would be me. Your Hamms might just disappear.
river runt
Posted 8/3/2008 6:01 PM (#329590 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 82


Sharks, Team Red, Indian Spirits, buried treasure, the island has it all...you dont need to steal Hamms, it is talready cheap enough its a steal!!
JKahler, one of the barbarians actually is a clown, for real..every year same week, second weekend in August.
Groceries and beverages have been bought, first crew will arrive on Friday and the final barbarian on Sunday morning.
andracke
Posted 8/4/2008 12:50 AM (#329639 - in reply to #329590)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation





Posts: 133


Location: BLOOMINGTON,IL
River Runt,

I may have to stop by to watch a little wiffle ball and have a cold one. I am leaving on Saturday and am ready to hit the water!
Just wanted to say hi and my first name is Eric - See you on the water!!
JKahler
Posted 8/4/2008 1:16 AM (#329640 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 1289


Location: WI
Alright, I was at the Trail' the same time as you guys last year then. Someone in your group lost a pig when it bit through a flourocarbon leader right? Have fun and lmk where all the fish are as I won't be out there until the last week of Aug!
river runt
Posted 8/5/2008 8:18 PM (#329964 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 82


Yes, I lost the pig, Chartrouse Triple D... I have vowed and will never use florocarbon leaders again!
It was a very, very large fish, would have been my personal best.
I just started getting my lures together tonite, musky fishing has been phenomenal in central wisconsin, multiple fish nites on top water, just priming the pump.
The moon and the weather look to be very inviting.
castmaster
Posted 8/6/2008 10:28 PM (#330152 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation





Posts: 910


Location: Hastings, mn, 55033
Will be a couple of us up 8/8-8/10 fishing. Hopefully camping on one of the islands if there is an open one!

Good luck to everyone.

Marv,
If I find myself down near the Trail maybe I'll stop in and buy ya a beer. Hope you've been well.
Willis
Posted 8/7/2008 11:42 AM (#330224 - in reply to #330152)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 227


Location: New Brighton, MN
Any recent reports? i'm headed up in a week to try the Chip for the first time.

Edited by Willis 8/13/2008 12:53 PM
andracke
Posted 8/20/2008 4:56 PM (#332557 - in reply to #329964)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation





Posts: 133


Location: BLOOMINGTON,IL
River Runt - How did you guys all do on your flowage trip??

I had several chances but didnt get any in the boat.
river runt
Posted 8/20/2008 7:03 PM (#332583 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: Re: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 82


Moved a 45-50 inch fish on Sunday in 3 fow, had a few other encounters throughout the week, 44.5 boated on Thursday.
They turned on really good after and during the storms on Wednesday, if I wasnt so scared of lightning we would have probably boated a few more...
JKahler
Posted 8/31/2008 1:41 PM (#334214 - in reply to #327216)
Subject: RE: Big Chip Vacation




Posts: 1289


Location: WI
Just got back from a week on the Chip. Caught the first 2 fishing with Tanner Wildes, they were 43.5 and 40. The tiger was 39. Lost one other nice one on a DCG right at the boat.

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