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Lake of the Woods Fishing Report 1/8/14

Posted on January 11, 2014 by Ryan

Fishing has been pretty consistent this last week. Most houses are pulling their limits with a lot of nice 17-19 inchers. We have shacks from 26 FOW to 31 FOW. The classic Lake of The Woods colors of pink and … Continue reading →

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Lake of the Woods Fishing Report 12/13/13

Posted on December 13, 2013 by Ryan

The ice season is upon us and fishing is HOT right now. most houses are averaging between 50-150 fish a day. The best depths have been between 22 and 24 feet of water. Your classic LOW gold has been the … Continue reading →

Lake of the Woods Fishing Report 6/29/2012

Posted on June 29, 2012 by Ryan

Fishing has been excellent over the past week. We have been catching fish a number of different ways. Anchor and a jig is still putting a ton of fish in the boat. Pulling rigs up north on the Islands, especially … Continue reading →

Lake of the Woods Fishing Report 6/5/2012

Posted on June 5, 2012 by Ryan

Lake of the Woods fishing has been excellent so far, with limits in the boat every trip so far. We have also seen a lot of really nice slot fish coming out of the lake. We have been fishing straight out … Continue reading →

Lake of the Woods Fishing Report 9/21/2011

Posted on September 21, 2011 by Ryan

Fishing continues to be good! We have been running down riggers in 30-32 feet of water about 20 miles out in the middle of nowhere. Once we found a few fish pulling plugs, we threw out the anchor and got … Continue reading →

Lake of the Woods Fishing Report 9/14/2011

Posted on September 14, 2011 by Ryan

Fishing has been pretty consistent in the last week despite the wind! The wind is making some of the water muddy but that hasn’t stopped us. We have been using downriggers and jigging. Fishing in 26-32 feet of water using … Continue reading →