Whitefish Bay Lake Trout Tale from Lake of the Woods
Four anglers on Whitefish Bay in Lake of the Woods chase lake trout using bombing gear. A 35 inch lake trout becomes the highlight, with supporting moments of bass and muskie encounters and a fun miscue with a net. The trip features two St. Paul and Grand Forks companions and a Suzuki powered 17 foot Yar Craft as they wrap with meals and stories of the visit.
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Whitefish Bay
St. Paul
Thief River Falls
Grand Forks
Ready for Fall Archery Season In Ohio
Hunters should start gear prep now for the August start of archery season in Ohio. TenPoint Crossbow Technologies, based near Akron in Mogadore, notes crossbows expand the market, especially among youth and busy adults, with smoother, quieter bows aiding harvest chances.
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Midwest
Ohio
Mogadore
Akron
TenPoint Crossbow Technologies
TenPoint
Randy Wood
Wood
Lake Erie Fishing Report Highlights Deep Water and Trolling Tactics
The best bite is 3 to 6 miles east of Kelleys Island in 28 to 32 feet, or Lorain in 45 to 55 feet. Walleye and yellow perch are active north of West Sister Island and near Cleveland harbors, with trolling spoons, crankbaits, and worm harnesses dominating. Largemouth bass bite in western basin marinas, while catfish and smallmouth action continue around Sandusky Bay and reef areas with varied baits.
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Kelleys Island
Huron
Vermilion
Lorain
West Sister Island
Sandusky Bay
Edgewater Park
Wildwood Park
Fairport
Geneva
Cleveland
Fairport Harbor
Ashtabula
Conneaut
The Agony Of The Big One That Got Away
A fishing recounts the thrill and heartache of near misses on small rivers and remote lakes. The author recalls a catfish break the line after a fierce fight and a 45 inch pike that spit the hook, leaving a lasting memory of the Big One.
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Sioux Narrows
Ontario
Lake of the Woods
U.S
Saskatchewan
Brad Zahar
Chronicle Photos
Lake Erie Fishing Report
Walleye
Yellow Perch
Toledo Harbor
Central Basin
The
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Brad Zahe
Red Lake
Mr. Big
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