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Newbster
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Thanks for the info I'll mark it on my map.
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PaddleAway
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Smalltown, you catch any 'eyes at the bottom of the rapids? We hammered those rapids over Memorial Day a couple years back & didn't spook a single 'eye. Seemed like a great place, maybe we just hit it at the wrong day.
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TuscaroraBorealis
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If you haven't checked it out already? There are some spots marked on the bwca.com map of Alpine lake.
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smalltown
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You may have to Make it Bigger But i marked some spots on the lake and told you about them in the side
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smalltown
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june 09 i caught 8 and june 10 i got 5 none of the walleyes has much size 14-18
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Basspro69
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Very nice walleye in Alpine, not really a numbers lake but very nice average size, Shad Raps and Leeches should do the trick . P.S. I fish this lake about once every 3 to 5 years and its always been decent.
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Newbster
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I'm going to Seagull Lake in June. Which will be our base camp. Does anybody have any advice for catching Walleye in Alpine Lake.
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tgruenke
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I was there years ago. Didn't have much luck. Slip Bober and leach would work or trolling a crank. I think on the map posts there are a few areas marked for fish.
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AndySG
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Welcome to site Newbster (and Tgruenke!) Your best chance of catching some walleye is to locate submerged reefs or rock piles adjacent to deeper water. Use either a leech or night crawler on a #4 hook with a single split shot 12 to 18 inches above the hook and fish it slowly on the bottom. Once you know what depth the fish are at, try a slip bobber set to that depth.
Here a link to the DNR Lake Finder where you can get an idea of each lakes fishery as well as a topo map of the lake bottom. Good Luck and Good Fishing.
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Newbster
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Thanks. I'll check it out and try it.
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