Rustic-Fisher Posted July 16, 2020 Report Posted July 16, 2020 Did a quick backcountry camp with the family , great times and fishing . Started with utilizing a launch point a little sketchy with low water levels , first time the lifted truck was useful lol. No pics as the stress levels were high on this particular launch . With the Boat loaded , two kids (10and 7) two dogs wife and myself we began the crawl to camp through the rock invested prop killing  lake . Again no pics , to much going on . Landed at a site weâve visited for years and within an 30 min my son was walking the islands steep shoreline casting 3â tubes for smallies and connecting ! Once camp was set up I joined him casting  a larger 4â smoke color tube hoping to get in on the action ..... picked up the odd one but kid destroyed me , downsizing was key. Fishing was great ,  we pounded all the rocky shoals and weed edges , classic ambush points . Seems smaller tubes in natural colors and reaction strikes with jerk/twitch baits in a perch pattern were the ticket .  Both The Smallies and walleye (evening bite) we were crushing them . I didnât have a chance to take fish pics , I apologize. No giants but steady 1-3 lb fish . Also found a beauty sandy beach area , on a small island SCORE ! Cool note !!My kids were wading the rocky area of the island looking for minnows and crayfish and my son found what looks to be a legit carved  arrow head, you can only imagine their imaginations running wild over at the camp fire that night over this discovery. Great trip ,  family loved it, everyone is gassed Including both dogs , and trust me ...itâs an extreme challenge to tire out a Belgian Malinois working dog lol.         8
DanD Posted July 17, 2020 Report Posted July 17, 2020 Trips like this will last for ever in your dreams and memories. Thanks for show us a bit of it. Dan.
gino Posted July 17, 2020 Report Posted July 17, 2020 Great trip, looks like an awesome spot! đđ
misfish Posted July 17, 2020 Report Posted July 17, 2020 Some real nice family time bud. Very cool find .
mukluk Posted July 17, 2020 Report Posted July 17, 2020 Good memories had by all Rustic. I can relate to that when Dad would take my brother and I boating on Sturgeon Lake back in the early 1950's. He ran the old 16 ft. cedar strip boat and 25 hp. Johnson up on what was a nice swimming area. I began skipping stones across the water when I reached down for a white one. Turned out to be an arrow head; same as yours. Keeping it for my grand daughter when she gets a little older. The dog looks wasted for sure.
gordy28 Posted July 18, 2020 Report Posted July 18, 2020 Looks like a great getaway Thanka for sharing AndrewÂ
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