Northern Wis Smallmouth
 

When up to Plum Lake this last week and the fishing was pretty good for Plum
Lake. Out of eight of us we had 3 - 5lbs + and numerous 3-4 lbs smallies and
2-4 lbs largemouth's. The walleyes where also on so we did eat good :).
Plum lake is about 35 miles north of Rhinelander and it seemed anywhere we
went that the lakes where almost 2 foot down from normal pool. which did
make some of the fishing tough not to mention launching. Charles I did use
the SW buzzer but the Northern torn-up my buzzer :( no Bass with them :(
just northern pike. Anyway here's a link to my 5 pounder.


http://home.covad.net/~clschroeder/SM5.JPG


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Chris S

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When up to Plum Lake this last week and the fishing was pretty good for
Plum Lake. Out of eight of us we had 3 - 5lbs + and numerous 3-4 lbs
smallies and 2-4 lbs largemouth's. The walleyes where also on so we did
eat good :). Plum lake is about 35 miles north of Rhinelander and it
seemed anywhere we went that the lakes where almost 2 foot down from
normal pool. which did make some of the fishing tough not to mention
launching. Charles I did use the SW buzzer but the Northern torn-up my
buzzer :( no Bass with them :( just northern pike. Anyway here's a link
to my 5 pounder.


http://home.covad.net/~clschroeder/SM5.JPG

That's a dandy one. Almost all of the lakes up here are down seriously, the
prop repair shops are doing great this year.
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
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G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
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That's a dandy one. Almost all of the lakes up here are down seriously,
the prop repair shops are doing great this year.
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com


Thxs...... Ya one of the guys did hit a prop by not seriously. The low
water did surprise me as I thought that you guys had a bunch of rain...guess
not

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Chris S

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