well everyone on this site now has my bald eagle information lol its cool i like to see people catch fish enjoy themselves best of all get the little gents out there nailing some nice slabs or what not all that matters to me that the sport is passed down. now to the goodies i was out on buffalo on sat and sun night got my limit of 10 nice 11 inchers in hour tops and had to keep fishing throwing back just for the heck of it. i have marked spots on the map with keys hints and i will get that to whoemever may want to get there bobbers down. i was using blood hooks and crappie minows and also jigs with euro larva and fathead halfs awsome action. alot of people may ask why let this info go well because i like to see people catch fish and have smiles while doing it heck maybe i should be a guide just couldnt fund that at this time so head out to buffalo have a blast.. later , icy
i was talking to a few guys who were out on marion in lakeville and they recommended going to Buffalo and I want to head that way too. thanks for the tips...
i am going to have a plethera of lakes to go to, i might be going nuts trying to debate on which to head over to!
Any info on where to fish would be great. I live in Big Lake, but I haven't really fished Buffalo, so I don't know where to get on the ice and where to fish.
getting on is the easy part theres alot of option out there right now it is a honey pot for crappies. we were fising straight out from the church and library area you will see the situation when you get there. i will get ya marked map but one piece of advice go where there arnt the hords of people when you get there just sit back look at the lake strategize then youll be like holy shit i know exactly where to go ive told so many people to do so and like i said limits within the hour so be carefull. have fun and stay warm.
If you've got short, stubby fingers and wear reading glasses, any relaxation you would normally derive from fly fishing is completely eliminated when you try to tie on a fly. ~ Jack Ohman, Fear of Fly Fishing, 1988
