1. Guessing a hybrid based on vertical striping.

    12.0 in. Northern Pike

    1. Michael Gnyra 0
      That's a Northern. Dark body with light markings is always a pike.
    2. Scott S 0
      If yo Google Muskie Vs. Northern Pike you will see that Muskie have the vertical markings and Pike have horizontal markings.
    3. Cory Dobson 0
      I have seen guesses all across the board on this one from my FB post.
    4. Scott S 0
      Muskie
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  2. 15 in. Largemouth Bass with a Whopper Plopper

  3. Largemouth Bass with a Rubber Wonder Worm

  4. 18 in. Smallmouth Bass with a Dropshot/Leech

    1. Cory Dobson 0
      Finally got one in an area known for them......took long enough
  5. 26 in. Northern Pike with a Jig/Trailer

  6. Surface temp was down 4-5 degrees this morning with overnight temps and winds the last few days....down to 69.

  7. No bass today, but not a bad consolation

    23 in. Northern Pike with a Jig and Craw

  8. I struggle to find these consistently, but found submerged rock today that should pay off in the future

    15 in. Smallmouth Bass with a Jig and Craw

    1. Jon Giacalone 0
      Nice one Cory!
    2. Cory Dobson 0
      thanks Nicholas...I've spent a lot of time on the deeper weed edges lately, though going out at dusk usually isn't possible for me....I'm sure I'll ...more find some spots in those situations that pay off, even during the day, just gotta keep plugging away.
    3. nicholas wigglesworth 0
      U wanna go out into 12-25 fow this time of year find the weed edge and move out from there the water is cooler down there you can find more bass and walleye after ...more dusk move to 12 fow just off the weeds on north shore before sunrise is when u wanna be in 3 fow for big fish
    4. Patrick Empey 0
      I've been struggling too, caught one smallie tonight in 3' but didn't get anything on the bars. Nice fish!
    5. Cory Dobson 0
      Thanks Steve, appreciate the advice. My FF is pretty low tech, so I have to rely on topo maps (fishidy map included) and just need more time/experience to find ...more spots like this....and this prob qualified as your scenario
    6. Steve Kappel 0
      Look for small underwater points and fish the ends with that jig in 10-18fow.
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  9. Details: first accessible spot coming from s.s.

    1. Patty Haggerty 0
      Where will it be located?

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