I've been hearing some good things about a flowage (reservoir) north of
Rhinelander for quite a while and finally decided to check it out. Gil and
I had a day off together, no one had anything going on so we decided to head
north and see if the reality was as good as the reports.

We got on the water around 11:00 and fished it till 6:00. The weather
really wasn't the greatest, around 40 and threatening rain. It finally
warmed up to 51 degrees, with the water temps in the mid to upper 50's.

This body of water is awesome, 14,326 acres according to my Fishing Hotspots
map. There's tons of submerged timber, stumps, rocky shorelines and
sand/gravel. It looked like it should hold a fish or two.

We ended up boating over a dozen smallmouth, I got cut off by a couple
muskies and had a nice muskie in the mid 40 inch class chase a spinnerbait
to the side of the boat.

We took pictures of some of the fish caught today. I've never seen smallie
as deep in the body as these were. Good Lord, they were solid and strong.
If you'd care to see some of them, you can see them at the following link.

http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com/modu...showgall&gid=2
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
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G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
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