Yes we do have a number of different raffles and things going on here at Hunter’s Point for the benefit.

I know they are still short on CO’s but I don’t know by how many, they didn’t seem to have the exact numbers when I called.

They have 77 co’s and 85 boaters right now. here is the # to contact: 270-252-1000

You talking about the walleye’s right Lip? I know there is a waiting list right now for boaters but there are still plenty of ope spots available for the co-anglers. I know I’m on the waiting list and there needs to be about 10 more co-anglers to sign up before I’d be up

good article

I know there are a lot of people out there that feel the same way I do, and I am sure there are some that disagree with too. I have been going up to Hunter’s along with many others on IDA for years now and love the atmosphere and everyone around there. The reason that I posted this was just to inform the people that do go up there and enjoy all that this resort has to offer of the situation at hand, and ask for a little support and help to try to keep a good thing going.

Letters should be sent to:

Frank Courteau
District 5
10654 390th St
Onamia, MN 56359
(320)532-4627

What happened there, Cal?

Happy Birthday!

thanks Doug, that’s pretty cool.

I’ve seen them before up at the pond, I believe someone makes them that goes up there. A guy I know up there has one I’ll ask him where he got it this weekend.

Hey Lip, What are you trying to say here, The only time I go in there is when it is too windy, rainy, cloudy, cold, or if it’s too hot, or if there’s a meat raffle, happy hour, or someone in there to talk to, otherwise I’m out there pounding the water.

that or else trim the motor up some when your running.

Yep they have wireless there

Here’s some of our Saturday morning catch. The camera guy might have had a couple too many and cut off all of our heads. We did have a couple of smal perch in there also that inhaled the hooks

We had very good success out there. We had our best luck in 16-22 fow rigging with lake shiners and about 8 ft snells. We had all of the fish we wanted in the 15-20 inch range. We also had 5 or 6 over the 24 inch mark with the biggest touching 26.

Cannon is a good lake for eyes, French, Roberts, and Cedar are also worth taking a peak at, they tend to be more hit or miss.

any word did, they get the docks out yet?

Jack you sound pretty knowledgeable about this whole corking thing. I didn’t think you even fished that way ever.

Kooty, you need a new tackle box just as bad as I do. although it will help keep the hooks from rusting when your in the bar.

Here is what I use, it keeps everything organized and in good shape Crank Box

The last time that I was in the antique shop in SSP they had minnows and that was about all, along with a few of the basics

$3.09 in Stillwater and Lake Elmo

good call cougareye

that is cool
Thanks

Sounds like a plan to me, come say hi if you see me on the water. I’ll be in the gray and maroon Ranger Tiller

That’s it Trev Graystone is the bar I was thinking of.

I’ve never fished at night up there, do you usually do better. For our crew if we don’t have our fish by noon it’s pretty much a lost cause the rest of the day after the drinks start flowing. do you just go for the weekend? We usually stay till at least Tuesday, it always seams the weather and fish cooperate better those extra couple days.

We did pretty good last year. There are usually about 10-12 of us that go up and we usually don’t have much of a problem getting enough fish to eat and bring home. The Otter is actually right up on the NE end of the lake, but there is also a bar on the south end that is a lot of fun, we usually close that one down, but I can’t think of the name of it How did you guys do?