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Fishing report July 28 - August 3
Species Information
Scientific Name: | |
Common Names: | Largemouth Bass, smallmouth, smallmouth bass, walleye, muskie, largemouth |
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About Fishing report July 28 - August 3
Our corporate group Kraus-Anderson Construction Company (Bemidji, MN) has been with Duck Bay Lodge for 22 years. Pictured is the gang toasting (with a rare and expensive whisky) and celebrating the upcoming retirement of Duane Kaiser (pictured in the orange shirt). They are all walleye fishermen, and you can see their biggest fish caught in last weeks' blog.
The week starts out with gorgeous fishing weather - a mix of sun and clouds with light winds. By the next day the high winds we had last week had returned.
This week, some of the nice catches include:
Grandpa Dick Ward, daughter Jennifer Hesli and 9 year old grandson Blake Hesli caught 80 walleyes in one day including 20 & 18 inch by Blake, 20 inch by Jennifer and 17 inch by Dick
Jason Moore (Spencer, IA), a 21 inch walleye
Tim Rice (Staples, MN), a 26 inch walleye
Tim Weaver (Indianapolis, IN), a 36 inch northern and 19 ½ inch smallmouth bass
Joe Meier (Pewaukee, WI), a 19 inch largemouth bass
Will Meier (Pewaukee, WI), 18 and 17 inch walleyes
Duck Bay guide Kerry Taylor, a 47 inch muskie off the dock at Duck Bay
Mike Gold (Staples, MN), a 29 inch walleye
Jeff Baka (Sioux Falls, SD), a FAT 47 inch muskie and a 35 inch northern
Griffin Rushin (Baxter, MN) who had a 40+ muskie in the net before it broke through the bottom; the video was terrific!
Greg Sevison (Goshen, IN), his first muskie ever - 38 inches; as well, a 37 inch and three 33 inch northerns
Fishing report July 28 - August 3 Fishing
World Record: | |
# Fish Caught: | 0 documented in database. |
Earliest Record: | and located at 0, 0. |
Latest Record: | and located at 0, 0. |
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Fishing Spots: | 0 Fishing report July 28 - August 3 fishing spots. |
Location
R.R. #1
Sleeman, ON CA
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GPS Coordinates
Degree, Decimal Minutes:
N48º 43.291', W94º 25.790'
Decimal Degrees:
48.72152, -94.42984
Degree, Minutes, Seconds:
N48º 43' 17.47", W94º 25' 47.42"
Latest Fishing report July 28 - August 3 Fishing Reports and Spots
This week I did 4 guide trips and the fishing is unusually good for July. We averaged 30 bass landed per day with excellent size. What I notic (
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The temperature is hot outside and so is the bass fishing at Guntersville. Numbers this week have been an apex for the entire year. Size has b (
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Water Level: 302.54 | Water Temperature: 62.1˚ Weather: 72˚ | Partly Cloudy | Winds: 6 mph 1. Largemouth Bass: Bass are beginning to move toward (
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Water Level: 302.12 | Water Temperature: 67.6˚ Weather: 76˚ | Partly Cloudy | Winds: 0 mph 1. Largemouth Bass: Bass are holding on main lake poi (
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I have experienced these cooler rainy summers a couple of times before and it makes for great fishing at Guntersville. The winning stringers a (
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Water Level: 302.24 | Water Temperature: 62.1˚ Weather: 66˚ | Partly Cloudy | Winds: 2 mph 1. Largemouth Bass: Bass are active on main channel p (
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Guntersville is really good at the moment. It's taking high 20s to win the afternoon tournaments and the fish are in multiple depth zones. (
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Water Level: 303.42 | Water Temperature: 64˚ Weather: 59˚ | Clear | Winds: 2 mph 1. Largemouth Bass: Bass are holding tight to main lake points (
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This has been an unusual summer relative to weather and it has showcased how diverse and dynamic guntersville is. There are several patte (
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