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March 4, 2019

We’re in the last month of the winter season and what a season it has been.  We’ve had some crazy cold temperatures and a lot of snow.  Despite all of this the fishing has been good [...]

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February 7th Report

This cold weather sure hasn’t helped fishing this week. The customers are still marking fish but are having a tough time getting them to bite. The guides are out today and moving houses [...]

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December 30th

We hope everyone is staying warm and had a Merry Christmas. Ice fishing is still pretty good despite the cold weather.  Our guests have been bringing in a combination of walleyes and saugers.  [...]

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July 12th

Even though we had a bug hatch the groups continue to catch their fish this week as the bite remains excellent.  Groups are still jig/minnow or jig/leech fishing as well as with spinners with [...]

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May 24, 2017

The 2017 Walleye Opener is in the books.  The weather hasn’t been the best but that hasn’t stopped our guests from catching fish.  We are still catching some nice fish in the river as [...]

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December 31, 2016

Recent weather changes and snow have changed the bite and things have slowed down since last week.  The guests are still marking a lot of fish so hopefuly the bite will pick up in the coming [...]

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December 19, 2016

We started fishing December 16, 2016.  The ice continues to thicken daily with rough ice the first mile past Pine Island, hoping for a little snow to smooth things out.  Our houses have had a [...]

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September 29, 2016

We’ve found that fish are starting to move into the River. Outside Pine Island has been good in 18 to 33 feet of water, jigging with shiner minnows.  The sturgeon have also been very active [...]

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September 1st Fishing Report

The guides have been catching fish down-rigging in 34 feet of water.  They’ve also had luck pulling spinners with crawlers and minnows by Little Oak, Hay Island, Four Block and other spots [...]

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June 3rd Fishing Report

Walleyes hanging out near rock edges in and avg. of 20 ft. right now. Jigs and a minnow or 2-3 ounce sinker and spinners are working well.  Gold, Pinks and Yellows are the go to colors at the [...]

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