Pokegama Grand Rapids Fishing Report

Jigs and walleyes at South Fowl Lake in 6 feet and Lake Saganaga or Seagull Lake in 20 to 25 feet. Lake trout are hitting ciscoes or minnows in 25 to 40 feet at Greenwood Lake, 40 to 45 feet at Clearwater Lake, or Daniels Lake and Loon Lake in 35 to 45 feet. Waxworms are producing rainbow trout in 14 to 20 feet on Leo Lake, 15 to 20 feet at Mink Lake, and in 12 to 20 feet on Trout Lake. Splake action also remains strong at Musquash Lake in 8 to 14 feet and Birch Lake in 15 to 20 feet. Wear a good pair of boots; there’s lots of slush on area lakes. (outdoornews.com)

Mike, thanks for all the ideas. I’ll convey them to him. I’m coming up to Pokegama in 2 weeks for our yearly vacation up there so hopefully I can find some walleyes then. I have been having good luck with bigger northerns on leadcore down deeper in the schools of smelt the last few years. I told him to attempt that but he hasn’t had a lot of luck still with that. BUT, they’re spending a lot of time having family fun instead of just fishing. Thanks again. (in-depthoutdoors.com)

Tom was appointed to the Minnesota DNR Fishing Roundtable, Red Lake Advisory Council, and the State Walleye Advisory board. His specialty, dedication and passion continuely pushes him down a path of preserving and enhancing the opportunities for each angler to have positive memories of days on the water. Tom believes we should all be stewards of the waters we fish and be accountable for making fishing better. (mnfishingconnections.com)

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Anglers are weeding through numbers of small fish, however putting together limitations of walleyes and sauger in the procedure. Reports have been best in 25 to 28 feet out from Pine Island or 22 to 26 feet towards Long Point and Zippel Bay 13 to 17 inches of ice being stated. There is also been some consistent walleye action in 14 feet after 4 p. M. Each day. On the Rainy River, walleyes are hitting best throughout the morning and evenings in 14 to 17 feet. At the Northwest Angle, you will find 12 to 14 inches of ice off Young’s Bay and Angle Inlet and 10 inches near the islands. Resorts have houses out and the bite was decent. (Find more)

Last friday I was lucky enough to be invited on a great Canadian lake trout fishing trip. I was invited by the Vollhaber family to use up a 3 day weekend fishing for numbers of trophy lake trout. We arrived saturday evening and prepared for our 10 mile snowmobile ride in the morning. We woke to a balmy -36 degrees but that didn’t slow us down one bit. We were set up and fishing by 8:00 a. M. And It was a productive morning for 2 of the member in our group who had caught 7 respectable size trout by noon. Cassie had a slow morning with only 2 tulibee and about a 7lb northern landed. Cassie and I moved and that made the difference. (fredsbait.com)

Jigs tipped with leeches or minnows are producing walleyes in six to 12 feet at Seagull Lake, 12 to 15 feet at Homer Lake, eight to 12 feet at Two Island Lake, and in eight to 10 feet at Poplar Lake. Spoons or minnows continue to trigger lake trout over 30 feet at Lake Saganaga, over 25 feet at Mayhew Lake, and over 25 or 45 feet at Clearwater Lake. Crawlers are the ticket for rainbow trout at Moss Lake in 25 to 28 feet, Leo Lake in 20 to 22 feet, and in 15 feet at Esther Lake. Northern pike are hitting sucker minnows in 10 feet at Northern Lights Lake and Poplar. Smallmouth bass are hitting on most lakes with Hungry Jack, Gunflint, and Seagull leading the way. (twincities.com)

Park Rapids, MN vacations are in full swing. In my last blog post I promised to update you on the fishing on Two Inlets Lake when there was something to talk about. Well, let me say that the fishing for our guests was good for the past two weeks. The fish cleaning house can be used daily, and I have been wrapping some northerns, crappies and walleyes for guests to transport home that is one of the services we supply to all our guests . I am smelling fish frying as I walk around the resort, and guests are discussing the delicious fish they’re eating. So you may be saying, Great! Show us the pictures! . (twoinlets.com)

I have fished with Tim for some number of years and have had a great time every time out. He was never pleased unless we were catching fish. I was surprised the 1st time out; his knowledge of the lakes, using GPS to position us over bars and locating fish. If the fishing gets slow, it s entertaining to listen to Tim talk on the radio to the other guides out on the lake this is a show by itself . If you have special needs he’s accommodating. His culinary expertise aren’t missing either; we enjoyed some great meals. -Wayne Gauldin, Catawba, Va. (timdorholt.org)

Leeches and nightcrawlers are producing walleyes along the 15-foot weedlines out to 30 feet of water on Lake Pokegama, Trout Lake, and Lake Wabana. Crappie action remains consistent on the weedlines of Pokegama, Bowstring Lake, and Big Cutfoot Sioux Lake. Look for sunfish in 8 to 12 feet at Bass Lake, Big Splithand Lake, Little Splithand Lake, and Pokegama. Trout are hitting crawlers or Power Bait on Moonshine Lake, Taylor Lake, and the Tioga Pit. (mankatofreepress.com)