07-10-13, 12:06 AM | #1 |
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Very successful outing on new lake!
Headed out looking to a new lake today with my dad and little brother. It's actually a chain of two lakes, Beuolieu and Koonz Lake, both about 30 acres each. Beuolieu being the slightly larger one. Got there in at about 6:00 pm right in the middle of a rain storm. We launched the boat in the passing rain and were on the water by 6:15 or so.
First thing we noticed about this lake is that it is exceptionally clear water, and according to the W-DNR, it's a spring fed lake. The whole shore line was also abundant with lilly pads, but not to an overwhelming extent. Sprinkle the occatoinal dock, pontoon and lay-down tree and brush pile and we had a fantastic looking lake on or hands. I started throwing a Big Bite Baits Craw Worm started catching fish right off the bat, first of which was a healthy 12 incher. By the time it was all said and done I had boated 17 healthy largemouth. Three that went around three pounds, and the rest averaging around two pounds. Little brother had been throwing a small Matzuo Jerkbait, ended up 10 or some dinks and bunch of pan fish. When he did pick up his baitcaster he ended up with a nice one around 3 pounds and was the biggest at the time. Dad sorta struggled the first put started catching em on texas rigged plastic worms toward the end. Around 10 for him a well. All in all I really like these lakes, and can't wait to fish em again. They're actually no-wake lakes and I have to use the trolling motor the whole time, but with our boat and the small size of them it works out just fine!
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07-10-13, 06:18 AM | #2 |
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Jealous here! Nice fish Sam, and a good outing. Sounds like a nice couple small lakes there. Looks like beautiful water, which is usually the case up north there.
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07-10-13, 08:32 PM | #3 |
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first of all sam...MAN HAVE OYU GROWN !!! no longer the litle boy look, oyu starting to look like a young man. good one too !!! but you need ot hit them weights again, lol. joknig sam.
now....as for the bass...........WOW those are some dandy's !! that peir behind oyu i bet holds a really nice 1 or 3. good looking body of water. and oyur brother got a couple of good ones too. glad ya'll spent the day with oyur dad. tell him i said he has a couple of fine oyung men.
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07-10-13, 10:02 PM | #4 |
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I just love no wake small lakes,beats hp restriction lakes all to heck dont have to buy a 9.9 and dont encounter 15-18 hp in disguise and best of all no speeding around by that crowd.
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07-11-13, 01:24 PM | #5 |
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Thanks guys, can't wait to hit them lakes again. I was telling my dad that the DNR should manage it as trophy waters.
I really appreciate that though John. But I do need to start lifting again, lol. Havn't done it much all summer, been doing to much gosh dang fishin!
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