4x4bassin Posted July 8, 2015 Report Posted July 8, 2015 I was up fishing a cottage lake in the Parry Sound area the last couple days and hooked into my personal best lake trout . Not sure of the weight but it was a thick fish and was just over 33" long . I always bring out the jigging gear when I'm at this lake , seems the jig bite is better here then flatlining . Monday morning was calm and warm perfect for jigging . At least that's what I thought , the lakers were not cooperating . I tried everything and could not get one to move on the finder . They were there but eating my jigs that morning was not happening so we called it a morning and headed back for breakfast . Mid afternoon came and we decided to go on a little cruise around the lake to enjoy the sights , while cruising around I decided to head over to my "honey hole" and turn on the finder and see if there was anything swimming around down there . Sure enough there were 4 big hooks on the finder in 50' over 60' From my experience this is the perfect scenario , when the lake trout are suspended around 10' off bottom and in a group of 3 or more they are feeding and aggressive . Drop a jig on them and it's a race to see who gets it first !!! I had changed my jig weight just prior to 3/4 oz and took the stinger off to see if I was going to have better results in the afternoon with this setup and like any good lake trout hunter I was ready to drop when those hooks appeared . Sure enough when the jig got to about 10' above the hooks the race was on and I think the biggest of the pack smashed my jig . Fought her for a good 10 mins. before she unwillingly swam into the net . She was real beauty and after a couple quick pictures and a measurement she was back in the water to swim again . The bait of choice was a 3/4 oz darter jig (home paint job) and a 4" white/silver flaked fluke . Cheers
Beavertail Posted July 8, 2015 Report Posted July 8, 2015 Catching lakers on the jig bite while getting a tan...how great is that!?!
AKRISONER Posted July 8, 2015 Report Posted July 8, 2015 nice fish! dang, cant wait to get back on the lakers.
Joeytier Posted July 8, 2015 Report Posted July 8, 2015 Amazing laker! Really huge for a stocked fish wow
can u fish Posted July 10, 2015 Report Posted July 10, 2015 Nice Laker for sure the name of that lake would not happen to start with an L now would it. Cheers Mitch
MJL Posted July 11, 2015 Report Posted July 11, 2015 SWEET! It's fish like this that make me dream about scrolling sonar screens at random times of the day.LOL
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