Riprap points, and shallow timber is key right now

The lake is on FIRE for bass!!

Use the backchannel launch!!!

I go to the left anyway

Thanks brotha!

Lake Pepin

Ice is good. Still 15-18″ solid ice on PEPIN.

Clam Kenai one man I’d sell fir right price! Boat seat installed

It’s fixed so I’d have to get 475$ or a kdrill and shack combo for trade..

Mine wobbles a bit. It’s normal. They do that so you don’t have binding or friction buildup.

Yellow buckshot rattle spoons and giant fatheads on dead sticks. We walked a mile and a hlf out each day. That 10:45 bite is hott!!;)

Try in the dark

Drill holes and run a chain thru each hole and thru your floor holes
and double lock the ends together

How many times you use it? What year?

Sitting on 4″ and having a blast!

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First ice is one of the better times of year to go because it’s the last ditch effort for the Fish to feed before their bodies slow down and become deprived of oxygen. I also think that the bait fish slow down before the game fish and they take advantage of this. Fish know their habitats jus like we do and they know when seasons are changing jus like we do. Gotta be there to know, can’t catch from the couch!! Tightlines and happy fishin!

Deeecent

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Bahhahha nice!!

Don’t need too extend arms when your catching hogs like that now do ya!

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Good reads right there!!

Think of them as the guy that sits at the buffet for numerous hrs just slowly eating plate after plate until they are forced out of the feeding by some kind of significant force (manager) (mothernature). If they’re feeding is disrupted by a cold snap or by a major river level change then they will retreat back deep and not feed heavily again till mothernature steadys out for at least a few days straight. I tend to believe that fall time triggers some kind of false spawn habit for wallys only because the water temps are similar to spring patterns. I tend to catch alot more walleyes on the river and more saugs on the lake. Walleyes are usually on rip rap,on top of sharp sand breaks or points, or wandering shallow bays this time of year. Saugs tend to like current and deeper water all the time. When the current is fast and the river seems like it’s movin faster than normal I make sure to get as far out of the current as possible to find active fish.

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Bite picked up tremendously this morning. The bigger fish were snappin. Boated around 20 walters and a dozen bass, including a 19″ 4+lb largie. Walleyes were mostly 16-18″ with very few dinks (caught them early as heck in the mornin!) Things might be priming up for some lights out hog catchin in the nxt week or two. Tight lines ppl and happy fishing!!

Colvin, baypoint, back channel are all good to go!

Fishing is not that great right now. Nice business getter tho Chris! ;). Fishing is very spotty at best and yes you can get lucky and find a feeding pod of em, but chances are very low considering the water temps keep jumpin up and down. Cast the shorelines till your arms hurt if you want a chance at any sort of nice fish! Happy fishing and good luck y’all!!

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Lake Pepin Summer Walleyes/Saugers ..or River wingdams on Mississippi . Tight lines guys and keep the memories rollin on the water!!