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Fishing · Brad Laabs Fishing Report - June 23, 2010
 
The dreaded mayfly hatch continues on some of the area lakes. It has been
starting and stopping due to cloud cover and fronts. When the sun shines the
hatch reactivates.

Rock pile and weed fish will be more active than the edge and basin related fish during the hatch. Walleyes have been in 19-14ft on most area lakes. Bars that extend into main lake areas, long points with deep water access and mid-lake humps are holding fish. Pelican, Island, White Earth, Cotton for daytime walleyes. Big Detroit has walleyes in the weeds. Cormorant and Toad at night.

The Pines and Otter Tail have tournaments this weekend so you will want to avoid those lakes. Smallies are taking crawlers and minnows on rigs on Lida, Island and Cormorant.

Largemouth are active on deep weed edges on Long, Melissa and Floyd. Big
Northern trolling raps on Sallie and Melissa. The Muskie bite is pitching
the flats on Big DL , Pelican. Some over 50's came off both lakes last week.
 

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