1. Joe Piton
    - Kegonsa and Waubesa lakes

    Heading to Kegonsa with the family for the first time this Labor Day weekend to target some Northern Pike. Any tips?

    1. Joe Piton 0
      Thanks a bunch guys! My 3yr old son talks about catching northern pike all the time so hoping to find him some fun.
    2. Clay Russell 0
      The shallow area by Barber's Bay has a spring and northerns seem to be in that area. I never caught a northern by Williams Point, but there is deep water there. ...more Also, the south side of the lake from the golf course club house and east could be a good area.
    3. lee dufresne 0
      bring some bread and size 12 hooks

      use tiny bread balls on the hooks under a float...to catch some shiners.,,golds are best or any baitfish that may be in the ...more area. once you get some baitfish....fish them under floats or under the boat and drift slow...along weedlines or drop offs. especially inside turns and coves. 8 to 25 feet of water most of the day 4 feet to 8 feet early am and evening before dark.
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  2. Joe Piton
    - Teal Lake

    Headed up to Teal Lake for the first time this coming weekend. Any tips to help me get my 3yr old son on some perch action or my father in law into some walleyes?

    1. thom martin 0
      If you want to venture over to Lost Land Lake, the southern bay has a nice drop off, it's on the north end of that bay.
    2. Joe Piton 0
      Thanks a bunch guys! My little guy loves to fish, but I have make sure he has relatively steady action. As most Minnesotan's, my father-in-law looks for one ...more kind of fish and that is walleyes. I on the other hand, hope to spend some time pursuing some topwater muskies.
    3. Joe Piton 0
      Thanks a bunch guys! My little guy loves to fish, but I have make sure he has relatively steady action. As most Minnesotan's, my father-in-law looks for one ...more kind of fish and that is walleyes. I on the other hand, hope to spend some time pursuing some topwater muskies.
    4. thom martin 0
      Also, walleye like the north side of Paradise Island
    5. thom martin 0
      Find the cribs. There is always action there. The muskies also lurk around there. There is a crib just to the west of the Teal river, by the old Ross's Teal ...more Lake Lodge.
    6. kevin mcauliffe 0
      look for deep structure on the fish cribs!! minnows will do the job
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