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  • tomboley
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    June 6, 2016 at 8:22 pm #1623351

    Walleye Video- Chippewa FlowageSorry for the lack of reports recently. Things have been crazy! Fishing has been up and down with the up and down weather this past week. Musky have been decent. Getting good opportunities a couple of times a day. Smaller bucktails fished fast over main lake weeds has been best. Water temperatures on the Chip are around 65. Walleye fishing has been up and down. We are targeting bigger fish in shallow water so maybe the deep water bite is a little less effected but by the weather. We are fishing a combination of weeds and wood in less than 12 feet of water. Its getting pretty tough to fish right in the thick stuff as a lot of the spots are getting pretty choked out. I havent fish for them but gills are getting done spawning and crappies have been all over the place in the deeper water and weeds. More walleyes and musky this week! Give our walleye video a watch. Fun Bite!

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    tomboley
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    May 5, 2016 at 8:17 am #1617458

    Yes people target walleye. Fishery is healthier than I have ever seen it for walleyes. They put a 3 fish limit and a protected slot on breeders last year and that is going to do great things for the Chip. Hermans Landing is now “The Landing” Should be a great weekend. Big walleyes will be in shallow wood/weed growth smaller fish will be in deeper water. But who knows haha! Crappie fishing will be phenomenal. Fish are stating to load pretty heavy now. Here are clients Craig and Karen with a few they kept from yesterdays trip as well as a few crappies from the past few days. Water temps are 52-60. Good Luck!

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    tomboley
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    May 1, 2016 at 8:46 am #1616677

    Haven’t posted in a while, a very long while. Fishing has been great on the Chippewa Flowage so far this season. Lots of crappies up shallow a week or so ago. Cold snap moved in and now most fish are out deep or scattered just outside of spawning bays. We limited out yesterday in the 6-12 foot zone. Water temps are around the 50 degree mark in the main lake and close to 53 in most of the bays. Cold nights and shifting winds are making it difficult to keep the lake warm enough to force the crappies into the shallows. Opening weekend should be fantastic for crappie anglers looking for fish in wood. Here are a couple of videos from the past week or so on the Chippewa Flowage.
    What I Learned Video

    Cane Pole Crappies

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    tomboley
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    January 16, 2016 at 9:56 am #1592977

    Fished all over the west side yesterday and did great of crappies. Found a lot of fish very high in the water column. (5-10 feet down over 20+ feet of water) Average size was prob a little over 9 inches with the biggest being 12. Fish we very aggressive and we had a blast out there yesterday! Good Luck! Ice was around 10 everywhere we went. There are a few pretty good slush pockets out there.

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    tomboley
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    August 10, 2015 at 9:02 pm #1558911

    Chippewa Flowage water level is dropping and the bite has changed! We are still getting lots of quality fish!

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    tomboley
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    July 21, 2015 at 11:16 am #1555686

    Musky action has been awesome lately. Fish are in a mix of deeper summer humps with wood, deeper weed edges and slop areas. Bucktails have caught nearly all of our fish the past few days in the wind. Since Saturday clients have boated 41.5, 42, 33, 38.5, 46.5, 34 and the guide got a 37.5. We have lost 3 others. Feeding windows have been very sporadic and very unpredictable but when they bite it has been very fast. 5 hours with nothing then 2 follows and 2 boated in 10 minutes. Stuff like that.
    Walleye are still going great on cranks in mid depth wood humps and weed lines.

    Walleye Video! How to Catch Chippewa Flowage Walleyes in 3 Minutes!

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    tomboley
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    July 6, 2015 at 11:50 am #1553360

    Chippewa Flowage fishing report! Trolling has been awesome. Crappie fishng has been great. Musky fishing has been good! Enjoy the video!

    Video Fishing Report

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    tomboley
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    June 20, 2015 at 9:41 pm #1551272

    Thanks we like making them!!!!!

    tomboley
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    June 20, 2015 at 10:07 am #1551195

    Has been another great week on the Chippewa Flowage! Muskies, Walleyes and Crappies are all hot right now in the weeds!

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    tomboley
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    June 10, 2015 at 9:42 pm #1549632

    Round fishes a lot different than other clear area lakes! There are very few deep weeds 17-26 feet. We target a lot of suspended fish near neck down areas between bars and humps. Areas where lots of batfish congregate. Lots of bulldawgs and night time trolling.Fishing a lot of the shallower weeds can yield results but they are generally smaller fish 30-37. There are always muskies in Mud Lake as well. Generally smaller. Here is one of the nicer open water fish we have pulled from Round a few years ago on a pounder!

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    tomboley
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    June 10, 2015 at 11:56 am #1549539

    Chippewa Flowage Fishing Report VideoThis past weeks Chippewa Flowage Report! Musky action has been good! Walleyes are going and most fish are now in summer patterns!

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    tomboley
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    May 25, 2015 at 11:51 am #1546848

    Past few days have been awesome on LCO and Round. Catching a few on beds. Most of our larger fish the past couple of days have come from deep humps and cribs. A few deep prespawners but mostly post spawners. There should be another wave a spawners moving in today or tomorrow. A lot of areas that typically have beds are empty still. Majority of our fish are between 18.5 and 20.5 inches.

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    tomboley
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    May 20, 2015 at 10:26 pm #1546294

    It has been a very very goofy spawn so far this season. Many fish already bedded up and left in under 24 hours due to the cold front last week. Round had the most spawners so far. Gstone and LCO look a little more stable for the spawn as long as or temps stay consistent. Even the prespawn bite has been funky. With some fish very prespawn we are getting a few jerkbaiting. Then other fish slid off beds or are close to spawning and can be caught on finese stuff. Then other fish are on beds or post spawn and are in between bedding areas and post spawn mid depth structure. Weirdest spawning cycle/period I have ever seen. Here are a few from the past few weeks.

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