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 Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 Post subject: Lake Minnetonka Fishing Bass Walleyes Northern |
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June 30, 2009
Lake Minnetonka
Bass fishing has been Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!! They are shallow, in-between, and deep. Shallow fish inside weed lines, slop, and docks are doing great. We use Thorne Bros. Ogre Slugs. Sinkos and Poppers for shallow fish. In-between water Leena Lure spinner baits and buzz baits, make sure you use ones with GOLD BLADES!Deep bass biting on jig worms and football jigs with Chompers Twin Tail grubs.
Walleyes are also hitting live bait rigs with leeches, and spinner rigs with night crawlers. Run the weed line 14 – 18 feet of water. You will not believe this but the best time to fish them is 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Northern have been biting on the weed edge using live bait rigs with medium sucker minnows. Trolling Rapala Tail Dancers in 13- 20 feet of water is also producing nice fish.
Guide: Larry ( Hans) Hanson
West Metro Lakes
Clearwater, Pleasant, Cedar all are producing Walleyes along the weed lines. Live bait rigs tipped with leeches. You will also catch big sunfish doing this. Bass and Northerns doing well in the mid depth water. Spinner baits, Buzz baits must effective way to produce numbers of fish.
Guide: Larry Dammann
Brainerd Area Lakes
Gull lake chain, North Long, Hubert producing many bass. Start shallow then as the day wears on go deep along the weed line. Berkley power slugs and sinko style baits hooked wacky style works great for shallow bass. Deep fish use the Rapala Clackin Rap.
Walleyes in Gull and Round hitting live bait rigs tipped with Redtail minnows in 15 – 20 feet of water.
Guide: Dave Meyer Sr.
Lake Mille Lacs
Walleyes are biting great in the evening on the rocks 6- 13 feet. Slip floats with 1/16 oz. jigs tipped with leeches. We are catching more slot fish during this time of day. Some flats are doing ok, but keep moving until you find fish on your locator. Use 8 – 12 foot snells tipped with leeches or night crawlers.
Guide: Larry Dammann<br><center><img border='0' src='user_images/28440/Fishing 5-14-2009 009.jpg' alt='image 1'></center><br><center><img border='0' src='user_images/28440/Amcon, Dr. Harry, + Fishing Pics 013.jpg' alt='image 2'></center><br><center><img border='0' src='user_images/28440/Fishing Fathers day 2009 009.jpg' alt='image 3'></center> |
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