limeyangler

This has been going on for years, I call them my pet pike(s).

Hi all,

It happened again(kinda) tonight.

Yeah, it’s a Diawa Accudepth, it telescopes from 8’6” to 6’6”. Apparently it’s a trolling rod but I used to use it for casting lighter spinnerbaits for musky. Not rated for lures more than 1oz but fires those small Savage Alien Eels ok, can also fit it in the passenger side of the truck better than my other pike/musky rods.

Yeah, unhooking was actually very quick and easy, I did however drop the fish, not the most graceful release.

Hi all, Days off just at the right time, clearing up before the snow hits and getting stuff power washed while the hose still works and ending the day with a few casts up the road in the evenings.

You just described England year round, there’s more than one reason I moved over here…. Lol

I hear ya on that, but even with all the snow and ice we get here winter is too long in my opinion, I’m getting old.

Hi all, Still enjoying the mild weather here, been a great October. Got out for a bit of jigging for whatever was around in the pike bays near home on Lake Wabigoon before spending the late afternoon casting for pike, lots of fish of all sorts and sizes.

Nice job, beautiful looking walleye.

Hi all, Weather was great again yesterday, had to go...lake was calling...lol. I boated a bunch of crappie and quite a few nice bass on the brush piles, nicest smallie was a 19"er. I did a bit of scouting around shore lines I don't usually pay much attention to, found some interesting structure holding fish(crappie, bass and walleye) always fun finding new stuff. Got a really cool picture from the Active target of a complete pine tree lying on the bottom in around 30'FOW. Had to get back to get my kid from school but decided to spend half an hour at the entrance to the creek and cast for pike, got a bunch of snot rockets and missed a doozie.

Nah… not my scene man.

There will be many ‘community care’ packages 😊

Best was 16”, very healthy fish, it hit like a pike… lol.

Hi all, Managed to go for a short shore session up the road, intention was walleye but I usually bring a heavy rod to clear the pike out of the area as there are always one or two sitting by the ledge waiting to ambush your catch as you reel in. Had about 5 dink walleye in 2 hours but at least got a bit of action with a couple decent pike.

Hi all, After a chilly morning doing yard work I couldn’t resist, the lake was flat calm and bluebird skies so I texted my neighbour who was up for it in 2 seconds flat…. Lol. We headed out to the brushpiles and had non stop crappie for 2 hours with a couple small walleye and one decent one. Few more walleye suspended over the basin that would only investigate a jig and minnow, ended up with the bigger one on power bait minnow. Some decent weather ahead so will keep the boat ready a bit longer.

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I was about to suggest he invest in some wading booties….not so much now.

Wow…you were really paying attention! Cool! Yeah, anything bright works good in the stained water, however I did really well with black jigs this year, mind you the bite was so aggressive some days you would probably catch them with a Smokey tied to some anchor rope.

Hi all, Been having a blast with the crappie this year here on Wabigoon lake. The FFS (Active Target) really helps narrow down which spot to sit on and its pretty fun and informative to watch fish reactions and behaviours in real time. Nothing fancy, jig and minnow on light gear and line.

Lol…I was saying try a jig and minnow for her, maybe confuse her into biting… lol

Jig and a minnow?

Hi all, It’s been 2 years since I went to Lac Seul (William’s Bay) so I jumped at the chance when some friends from Wisconsin invited me up there this week. Was surprised how many boats were out there, Silver Water Wheel and William’s Lake Lodge must be full… lol. We ended up sitting on one spot mainly and got some decent walleye and bass action, beautiful day and great company.

Hi all, The fall crappie bite is well underway here on Wabigoon Lake, some really nice walleye hanging out with them too in around 25’ - 15’ feet of water on the steep breaking shorelines. 1/8th Oz jig and a minnow. Thank goodness for electric fillet knives…lol