Thanks for the report. I’m heading up to Rainy in 2 weeks for 4 days of fishing on the MN side (leaving after work on 10/4, fishing 10/5 thru 10/8 and travel home on 10/9)
We primarily target walleyes and look for some crappies a little as well but we normally get a few northerns mixed in.
Looking at the forecast, the water temp should start dropping more after this 9/23 so hopefully the fishing will be a little more consistent.
Tied my pb at 13#. Second is my buddy with big fish of the trip at 17#. So much girth on that one we got to have a conversation watching the spool give line on 3 huge runs. Both came only a couple hours apart and saw a couple other big girls that day.
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Once again, pictures foiled by the site 
. Left one is my buddy with the 17. No idea why I turned 45 degrees in mine on the right.
Once again, pictures foiled by the site
. Left one is my buddy with the 17. No idea why I turned 45 degrees in mine on the right.
Not sure why that happens…I have never had that happen, not once with several different devices. Anyway, nice fish. Rainy is on my bucket list to try.
Very nice Northerns! Rainy sure has excellent Northern fishing, and it seems like there is a much better shot at getting into some bigger fish more often than the smaller hammer handles
Was up there 9/14-17 for the crappy weather. Sloooow fishing all around. Picked up day after we left… a couple guys in our group stayed behind and one caught a 26 inch walleye and another a 46 inch Muskie. My boat got some smallies on Whopper Ploppers.
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. Left one is my buddy with the 17. No idea why I turned 45 degrees in mine on the right.