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Campsite Guests blessed us in sooo many way’s!!

Published on October 11, 2019 by Connie Peterson – Comments off
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What a beautiful gift from our Campsite Guests Jon and Maria! Oh my gosh, so touched by their gift! Jon and Maria joined us last night at “The Hawk” for the meat raffle. There were 8 of us and we were super lucky!! So, so fun!
Jon and Maria stayed in one of our sleepers in Campsite #2! They fished every day except yesterday because of the weather. Boy they had a good time! This is just some of their catches over the week. They enjoyed many meals of fresh fish! Thank-you so very much Jon and Maria!!

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Fishing Report 10-1-2019 from Lake of the Woods Tourism Bureau

Published on October 3, 2019 by Connie Peterson – Comments off
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LAKE OF THE WOODS FISHING REPORT 10-1-2019

Fall Fishing at its Best!!

On the south end…  Great catches of walleyes along the south shore. There are various schools of walleyes in many locations.  A big school of walleyes still in front of Lighthouse Gap (mouth of Rainy River) in 24′ – 29′.  Anglers on fish in front of Zippel Bay, Long Point, Rocky Point and Garden Island.  Anglers having success anchored up and jigging.  Gold, orange, glow and pink hot colors with a live or frozen shiner.  Anglers going through a lot of bait catching all sizes of walleyes.

On the Rainy River…   Emerald shiners and walleyes are in the river.  Anglers are reporting catches from the mouth of the river at Wheeler’s Point upstream 42 miles to Birchdale.  Waves of walleyes move through periodically.  Jigging and pulling crankbaits producing walleyes.  Good walleye fishing continues in Four Mile Bay as well. Sturgeon anglers continue to catch good numbers of sturgeon.

Up at the NW Angle…  Walleyes fishing remains good. Garden Island, points with current, neck down areas and at mouths of bays where shiners are running.  Big schools of shiners showing up.  Jigging very effective as waters cool.  Crappie bite is good.  Muskie fishing remains strong.

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Fishing report from Dale’s On Lake of the Woods Campers!!

Published on August 28, 2019 by Connie Peterson – Comments off
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Good Morning from the shoreline of Dale’s On Lake of the Woods!
We have had steady rain since Sunday evening- cool breezy morning but so much beauty!
Our weekend guests fished hard- some didn’t do too bad, some a meal or two! 32-34 ft and one group did good giving it a try in 12ft- drifted out 25 ft!!

A lot of camping days left! We will have our campsites OPEN through Oct 31st!!!

Bring your own camper or stay in one of our 10×18 Sleepers in our Lakeside campsites!!! (Sleepers will have the heat on and comes with a 4.4 ft fridge)

If you would like to reserve a campsite give me a Call 320-630-6734 (Connie)

Good Morning from the shoreline of Dale’s On Lake of the Woods!We have had steady rain since Sunday evening- cool breezy morning but so much beauty! Our weekend guests fished hard- some didn’t do too bad, some a meal or two! 32-34 ft and one group did good giving it a try in 12ft- drifted out 25 ft!!A lot of camping days left! We will have our campsites OPEN through Oct 31st!!! Bring your own camper or stay in one of our 10×18 Sleepers in our Lakeside campsites!!! (Sleepers will have the heat on and comes with an 4.4 ft fridge)If you would like to reserve a campsite give me a Call 320-630-6734 (Connie)

Posted by Dale’s On Lake of the Woods on Tuesday, August 27, 2019

Fishing Report from Lake of the Woods Tourism Bureau 8-17-19

Published on August 18, 2019 by Connie Peterson – Comments off
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Received Fishing report via email to dmrservice@hotmail.com
from
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Sat 8/17/2019 7:03 PM
Check out the latest Fishing report directly from Lake of the Woods Tourism Bureau
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Fishing Report
South end 
Another week of huge walleyes.  The winning team in a tournament this weekend had 5 walleyes for 50 lbs.  This late summer pattern is predictable and holding true.  Trolling crankbaits and drifting with spinners and crawlers in the main basin both strong methods.  Main depths are 30-34′.  Rotate sizes, colors, wobbles and trolling speeds with crankbaits until you get the ‘eyes dialed in. Have the camera ready and get fish back quick!
Rainy River
As most anglers are fishing the lake, there are 42 miles of beautiful, navigable river from the mouth to Birchdale with little traffic. Sturgeon anglers finding fish in deep holes. Reports of some nice walleyes, pike and smallmouth bass being caught up and down the river.
NW Angle
A strong week of walleye fishing up at the Angle. Fish being targeted in 19 – 28′ of water over mud adjacent to structure.  Spinners and crawlers have been the go-to with gold, pink and orange hot colors.  Perch bite picking up.  Muskie anglers showing some big fish.  Water temp, 72 degrees.
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Fishing Report 8/10/2019

Published on August 13, 2019 by Connie Peterson – Comments off
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Fishing Report
South end 
Late summer patterns are kicking out big walleyes. Trolling crankbaits in the basin and drifting with spinners and crawlers both strong methods.  Main depths are 30-34′.  Some anglers still jigging frozen shiners over the mud with success.  Jigs performing well are gold, pink, orange, and chartreuse.
Rainy River
Sturgeon anglers reporting some fish of all sizes being caught.  Variety of other fish being caught while fishing for sturgeon as well.  Reports of some nice walleyes drifting spinners and trolling cranks.  Smallmouth bass near rocky areas and bridges.
NW Angle
Walleye fishing remains great.  Fish being targeted in 22 – 29′ of water.  Spinners and crawlers have been the go-to with gold, pink and orange hot colors.  Lots of walleyes eating crayfish currently.  Reefs still holding fish.  Some nice muskies and pike being caught amongst the islands.
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7/4/19 Fishing Report Courtesy of Lake of the Woods Tourism Bureau

Published on July 4, 2019 by Connie Peterson – Comments off
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Email received 7/3/2019 from Lake of the Woods Tourism Bureau via email to dmrservice@hotmail.com
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Fishing Report
South end 
Great limits of walleyes continue both over the mud basin of Big Traverse Bay as well over structure.  Most anchored up and jigging with frozen shiners or leeches.  Drifting spinners with crawlers hot technique as well.  Main depths, 29-32′ with shallow bites happening based on wind and hatches.  Gold mixed with orange, pink or chartreuse strong color choices.
Rainy River
River offering up smorgasbord of species.  Walleyes coming from current breaks and rocky areas..  Trolling crankbaits producing and a good way to locate fish.  Smallies relating to rocks, bridges.  Pike in and adjacent to bays and current breaks.  Sturgeon season opened July 1st for the catch season and reports are good.
NW Angle
Walleye fishing remains excellent.  Anglers finding mayflies and crayfish in the stomachs of walleyes.  Jigging and pulling spinners on and around reefs in 22-28′ all producing walleyes.  Saugers, pike, and perch also in the mix.  Muskie anglers continue to catch fish with some big fish over 50″.
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Fishing Report 6/7/2019

Published on June 9, 2019 by Connie Peterson – Comments off
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Hello Everyone here is the Fishing Report received by email to dmrservice@hotmail.com from
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Fri 6/7/2019 7:02 PM
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Fishing Report
South end 
  • Strong walleye pattern continues.
  • Fish deeper in areas–15-30′ with most activity in that 25-26′ range.
  • Anchored up and jigging with minnows and frozen shiners still very effective.
  • Water temp mid 50’s.
  • Gold combined with other colors productive.
  • Nice reports from south shore and around Knight and Bridges Islands.
Rainy River
  • Summer pattern starting to settle in.
  • Walleyes and saugers being caught in holes, current breaks and sand riffs.
  • Smallmouth bass and pike anglers are being found.
  • Some anglers casting river mouths, bays, and rocky areas for a mixed bag.
  • Sturgeon season opens July 1st for the catch season again.
NW Angle
  • Another great week of walleye fishing.
  • Some walleyes coming from shallow mud, 6-8′ with spinners heating up.
  • Walleyes hanging in 20-27′ with most anglers are jigging.
  • Pink and gold still strong colors.
  • Saugers, pike, perch and bass also in the mix.
  • Smallmouth bass still deep and should slide into bays very soon.

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Fishing Report from Lake of the Woods Tourism Bureau 5/29/2019

Published on May 30, 2019 by Connie Peterson – Comments off
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Email received 5/29/219 to dmrservice@hotmail.com
courtesy of Lake of the Woods Tourism <info@lakeofthewoodsmn.com>
Wed 5/29/2019 5:39 PM

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Fishing Report

South end
Walleye fishing on fire.
Walleyes from Lighthouse Gap to Rocky Point and up to islands.
Most anchored and jigging with minnows and frozen shiners.
Gold combined with pink, yellow, chartreuse and orange all productive.
Reports of fish in varying depths 15-30′.
Rainy River
Walleyes still in the river and some nice fish being caught.
The river has walleyes along with smallmouth bass, pike and sturgeon.
From the mouth of the river to Birchdale there are 42 miles of river to fish.
Sturgeon season opens July 1st for the catch season again.
NW Angle
Walleye fishing excellent.
Nice fish coming from island and shoreline structure.
Walleyes in shallows to deeper areas.
Most anglers using jig and minnow.
Gold by itself or combined good color choice best.
Saugers, pike and perch also in the mix.

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Fishing Report from Lake of the Woods Tourism 5/22/2019

Published on May 22, 2019 by Connie Peterson – Comments off
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Received via email 5/22/2019 to our email address dmrservice@hotmail.com from Lake of the Woods tourism bureau.
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Fishing Report
 
South end
Excellent walleye action continues along the south shore.
Walleyes & sauger limits in Four Mile Bay, Lighthouse gap, Morris Point gap, and along the south shore of the lake.
The go-to presentation is anchored up and jigging with a jig and minnow.
Pink and gold strong colors.
Some anglers were trolling crankbaits and also doing well.
Reports of fish in varying depths, but 15-25′ holding good fish.
 
Rainy River
Good numbers of walleyes still in the river and some nice fish being caught.
Bright jigs and frozen shiner hard to beat.
Strong current in the river, thus heavier jigs necessary.
Sturgeon season is closed until July 1st.
NW Angle
Anglers were catching nice walleyes as the water warms.
Reports of nice fish coming from shoreline structure and areas with current.
Most anglers using jig and minnow.
Evening bite continues strong.
Saugers, pike and perch were also in the mix.
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