May fishing?

  • mark-bruzek
    Two Harbors, MN
    Posts: 3921
    March 13, 2013 at 6:00 pm #1151637

    Should be an ok planer bite. Dont generally need to dig deep then. Also the salmon innthe South end is the best early in the season.
    4-6″ brite colored stick baits longlined, leadcore or dipsies( some times fly flasher but generally its a bit early).
    Spoons can work as well. I tend to run spoons later but dont rule them out.

    AllenW
    Mpls, MN
    Posts: 2895
    March 14, 2013 at 12:16 pm #1151886

    Thanks, sounds like I have most of what I’ll need then.

    You think fishing better on the Wisc side or MN??

    btw I’m retiring June 14th and will be looking for fishing partners..:)

    Superior or other lakes too.

    al

    salmo_trutta
    River Falls,WI
    Posts: 661
    March 23, 2013 at 12:07 pm #1155363

    are they within shore fishing range during this time period, or will they have shifted out to slightly deeper water?

    Tom Sawvell
    Inactive
    Posts: 9559
    March 23, 2013 at 5:36 pm #1155432

    There are all kinds of shore fishing areas along the North Shore. Lester River right on Duluth’s north side is a fair spot to cat. The Sucker River, Knife River, Stoney Point and Two Harbors all have shore fishing. Two Harbors has the breakwater that will get you about 1/3 of a mile out in the lake and there are always some fish of one kind or another to catch from it.

    Keep in mind that any fishing in or along the big lake will require a trout stamp and there are regulations that you should be familiar with. You’ll find the general list of regs in the fishing handout free whereever licenses are sold.

    salmo_trutta
    River Falls,WI
    Posts: 661
    March 23, 2013 at 11:31 pm #1155490

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    There are all kinds of shore fishing areas along the North Shore. Lester River right on Duluth’s north side is a fair spot to cat. The Sucker River, Knife River, Stoney Point and Two Harbors all have shore fishing. Two Harbors has the breakwater that will get you about 1/3 of a mile out in the lake and there are always some fish of one kind or another to catch from it.

    Keep in mind that any fishing in or along the big lake will require a trout stamp and there are regulations that you should be familiar with. You’ll find the general list of regs in the fishing handout free whereever licenses are sold.

    oh I know about the stamps, I fish the south shore near my cabin in Herbster during the summer months. might have to swing up and try the north shore.

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