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Friday
Jun252010

What a Run.....Fishing

Sorry for the delay getting a new update online.  Truth be told, I've been on the road four weeks now.  The good news?  I've spent much of that time fishing and shooting fishing stories.   My run started with the annual trip to Kabeelo Lodge up in Canada with Dad.  This year, along with the Zielinskis, my brother-in-law and cousin came along for the adventure.  Our trip started with a bang, so to speak.

The Blown Trailer Tire!


We blew a trailer tire just north of Brainerd.  What a way to start a fishing trip. Once we had the flat taken care of, we proceeded north all the way to Kabeelo. Next morning, we flew out to a quiet cabin on Perrigo Lake where we caught stringers of fat walleyes and even a few big pike.

 

Another Bill Sims' Pike

Fred Zielinski with our Lunch!

 I nabbed this monster our last night on the lake right out in front of our cabin.  He came on a topwater and swam away with quite the chagrined look after posing with me for a few pictures at the dock.

A Giant Pike!  The Release! Cousin Mark with a nice Pike!


Last week, we kicked off a new relationship with the good folks at Rapid Sport Marine.  Here's a peek at the 2010 Due North Outdoors Lund.   A beautiful boat with all the bells and whistles (Be sure to stop in and see Garett Solberg if you'd like to check out the boat)! 

The 2010 Lund Explorer

Garett, was also nice enough to let us use another Rapid Marine Lund for quite a cool shoot up along Lake Superior's North Shore. 

 Rapid Marine Lund

 We actually took the boat in to a remote walleye lake behind a Polaris Ranger.  Although the ride from the gravel back to the lake was only three miles, we spent hours on the gnarly and tight trail cutting dead branches and clearning downed trees.  Talk about a tight trail!  

 Can you see the boat behind the Ranger?

The good news?  We found a gin-clear and quiet wilderness lake and, sure enough, the walleyes were biting.

Our Destination

Most of the fish came on jigs and minnows in about eight feet of water.  At sunset, we had quite a moment.  We moved to shallow water and watched a giant hex hatch.  Walleyes were coming up and sipping the two inch bugs off the surface.  I ended up cacthing several fish feeding on hex flies in 2 1/2 feet of water.   Talk about awsome....

 Dinner

This week, we shot fishing stories in both Grand Rapids and Crosby areas.  We started with Hall of Fame angler Tom Neustrom up on Big Winnie.  Boy that guys knows how to catch walleyes!   Later in the week we also fished with Hank Ebert, on of the Brainerd Lake's most storied guides.  Hank's a bass fishin' machine!

 Hank Ebert with another nice Largemouth

 I got in on a bit of the action too! Watch for these stories and others coming up on Due North Outdoors!

A nice fish!

  

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