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Author Topic: South Shore Report 1/23  (Read 1604 times)

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Offline meadowcreek

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I always check the fish gut buckets before I go out.  They don't lie.  It looks like a couple more walleye than crappie are being caught right now.  The majority of the houses are in close.  8-10 feet of water.   I've been rewarded with some crappies the last couple of times in 13 fow and 2.5 miles out.

I had every intention of searching for crappie, but the warm fish house distracted me, and I was a little hungry.  It did not take long to catch a limit. 

The walleye were biting on the rattle wheels.  Pink and red lures.  My last sucker minnow  from the weekend even got one.

I would start to pack the extension if you are planning a trip soon.

We are getting a little more snow, but not enough to leave the cleates home quite yet.

The pressure ridges are still moving all day.   The accesses are starting to assemble a second bridge, so they have a crossing while they are repositioning bridges. Use  caution when crossing the bridges  Don't try to play Dukes of Hazzard over the pressure ridge.  I have a buddy who's dog told him to go just  go over the ridge.  Let's just say his dog is dumb.

Greg

Professional Ice Fisherman on Sabatical, and
Home Grown Chicken Farmer  (The Good Kind)
Always willing to help any fisherman find a place to stay or point them in the right direction on Upper Red Lake.
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