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I am taking a vacation up to Delta area around Iron River area June 19th week. Can you guy help recommend the best Crappie lake in that area? If you want some info on Kentucky lakes or Indiana lake I would share any information you need.
Just need a lake direction as you guys have so many to chose from... BTW.. I am a Packer fan. ..
Wish I could help, but I don't know that area. Let us know how it went.
Not sure if you have been to northern Wisconsin before, however some of the lakes are crystal clear and you can see bottom 30' down. Most the natural lakes are naturally sand bottom. Look for crappie at the drop offs near cover and weeds. They will slide up on the flats to eat. They will also hide in the weeds on the flats. While Crappie are predators, they are bait-fish up north. Musky get mighty big and like some of them panfish for food.
Thanks. I am avid at spider rigging... is that effective in Wisconsin? I get mixed comments on the success there.
Might be effective, however it may not be practical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loweboat
Motor Trolling
Motor trolling is trailing a lure, bait, or similar device used to attract or catch fish from
a boat while being propelled (forwards or backwards) by a motor or a sail or while
being towed by a boat being propelled by a motor or sail.
Motor trolling is legal on all inland waters with either:
• 1 hook, bait or lure/person: maximum of 2 lines trolled per boat or
• 3 hooks, baits or lures/person with no maximum number of lines per boat.
The specific trolling regulations are listed in the
Special Regulations—Listed by County
section beginning on page 28. An angler who holds a disabled permit that authorizes
trolling is not subject to the line restrictions...
Fishing Regulation- Fishing regulations - Wisconsin DNR
http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/fishing/docu...Web.pdf#page=8
I will be in the Eagle River area fishing the Eagle River Chain of Lakes, they allow trolling with 1 hook per pole and max two poles per boat. Not per person, per boat. Not very effective when there will be 2-4 of us in the boat. I do believe I can use my trolling motor to move from tree to tree and cast along the way. The key being casting and not dragging the line. Pretty sure I can still slip bobber from spot to spot as well. Planning to call the local (Eagle River) DNR this week to confirm.
Fishing Regulations for Yellow Birch Lake
I recommend you check where you will be fishing.