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2rivers
06/28/2018 06:37PM
 
Are there any great smallmouth lake up in the WCPP?
 
hobbydog
06/28/2018 09:56PM
 
2rivers: "Are there any great smallmouth lake up in the WCPP?"


They are in the Bloodvein watershed. They are considered an invasive species.
 
hobbydog
06/21/2018 11:56AM
 
joewildlife: "I was just there June 3 to June 13, and would find it hard to believe there is a better time to go fish. Bugs were never a problem, aside from a few mosquitoes easily delt with using a little deet. Never needed a headnet or bug shirt. The walleye were eager, as were the pike. My daughter caught her biggest yet, a fat 38 incher on 8 pound test. We didn't trout fish for more than an hour or so, in Wrist, and she did catch a dandy there too.



If it says anything, my next trip is going to be in the same timeframe, next year.



Joe
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I also like the really long days in June. Great time to go.
 
joewildlife
06/20/2018 10:29PM
 
I was just there June 3 to June 13, and would find it hard to believe there is a better time to go fish. Bugs were never a problem, aside from a few mosquitoes easily delt with using a little deet. Never needed a headnet or bug shirt. The walleye were eager, as were the pike. My daughter caught her biggest yet, a fat 38 incher on 8 pound test. We didn't trout fish for more than an hour or so, in Wrist, and she did catch a dandy there too.


If it says anything, my next trip is going to be in the same timeframe, next year.


Joe

 
SinglePortage
06/03/2018 04:01PM
 
Help me decide the best time of year for my first trip to WCPP. Fishing is my main interest, and fewer bugs always makes me happy. I want to spend some time going after larger Pike and Lake Trout in addition to Walleye for dinner. I just came back from a week in the boundary waters where it was sunny and in the 80's the whole time. Too warm for hard portaging in my book.

I am looking at two weeks, but that could be extended. My biggest concern with a late summer trip is finding the Lake Trout in deep water by then.
 
hobbydog
06/03/2018 07:29PM
 
Mid June. Chances are better for decent water levels. Best fishing. But it really is a personal preference.
 
SinglePortage
06/26/2018 05:17PM
 
The long days in June are certainly a big plus.