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Posts 1 through 9 for Stearns County Bass Fishing New? - Register Here! No Obligations - Click Here for more information. Login Main Forum Page     |     Fishing Blogs     |     Find a Fishing Partner     |     My Fishing Pals Home     |     To The Top - Minnesota Fishing Forum You Are Currently Viewing - Minnesota Fishing Forum   Stearns County Bass Fishing - - - 9 messages. Showing 1 through 9. customchevy_350 New User Joined 07/05/2009 Posts:3 customchevy_350's blogs, pictures and recent posts Daily Subscription Msg 1 Posted: 08:39 PM 07/05/09 (CST) I'm looking for a good largemouth bass lake near st. cloud and cold spring. What's your favorite lake for bass around that area? isaacson Full Member Joined 11/27/2008 Posts:438 isaacson's blogs, pictures and recent posts Daily Subscription Msg 2 Posted: 07:46 PM 07/06/09 (CST) the best lake around would be clearwater tons of avg size 2-3lbs grab some spinners and head out customchevy_350 New User Joined 07/05/2009 Posts:3 customchevy_350's blogs, pictures and recent posts Daily Subscription Msg 3 Posted: 11:51 PM 07/12/09 (CST) any other lakes you know better for bass. Anything would be good, thanks isaacson Full Member Joined 11/27/2008 Posts:438 isaacson's blogs, pictures and recent posts Daily Subscription Msg 4 Posted: 06:36 PM 07/13/09 (CST) i you want to go south of coldspring 15 miles there is lake kronis that is full of 4+smallies i mean tons customchevy_350 New User Joined 07/05/2009 Posts:3 customchevy_350's blogs, pictures and recent posts Daily Subscription Msg 5 Posted: 10:40 PM 07/13/09 (CST) well the thing is that those lakes are so big and i have no fish finder how about your best smaller lake around the tri-county area sportsnut218 Senior Member Joined 05/15/2005 Posts:1259 sportsnut218's blogs, pictures and recent posts Daily Subscription Msg 6 Posted: 07:04 PM 07/14/09 (CST) To me, largemouth fishing shouldn't require that much more than a dnr lake map and finding the structure and using the weeds, docks, etc in a lake you don't know. The dnr lake maps should help establish the pattern for you? Even a BAD day of fishing is better than a good day of work; paydays excluded! My Photography Website, includes sports and outdoors pictures My Photos Blog, I update my website in blog entries. jigginjim Junior Member Joined 07/24/2008 Posts:69 jigginjim's blogs, pictures and recent posts Daily Subscription Msg 7 Posted: 09:07 PM 07/14/09 (CST) For bass, you really don't need a fish finder. All you need is a good pair of sunglasses, to see the weeds in the shallows. They will work for fishing docks, reeds, floating moss pads, or shallow rock piles. If you would like to learn, how to find bass spots call me;612-644-7657 Jiggin Jim's Guide Service and taxidermy Topwater54 Junior Member Joined 08/10/2007 Posts:65 Topwater54's blogs, pictures and recent posts Daily Subscription Msg 8 Posted: 10:44 PM 07/14/09 (CST) There is no place like Clearwater. Fish the reed lines anywhere on the lake. They all produce at one time or another. My favorite spots are the lines just North of BJ's bait shop, the lines South of BJ's, and the lines on either side of the channel heading from the west basin to the East basin, just South and East of Bungalo Island. The best lures are Senko's to fish the edges, Jig and craw to get up in the reeds a little, and Scumfrog Bigfoot to get way up and in the reeds. Ive fished this lake for a week, once a year, for the last 20 years. I can't wait to get back. Also don't forget the lily pads. My 2 best fish came out there on a Manns Rat. isaacson Full Member Joined 11/27/2008 Posts:438 isaacson's blogs, pictures and recent posts Daily Subscription Msg 9 Posted: 07:43 PM 07/15/09 (CST) like i said clearwater proudces some nice bass so get out there and enjoy the fish that it can produce Stearns County Bass Fishing - - - 9 messages. Showing 1 through 9. You Are Currently Viewing - Minnesota Fishing Forum   New? - Register Here No Obligations - Click Here for more information. Login Main Forum Page     |     Top of This Forum     |     My Fishing Pals Home Members Browsing the Forums:     dspot1120     TightLines     yerneedsry     Users Online: 3 Guests Online: 35 Total Online: 38 Terms and Conditions There are two types of fisherman - those who fish for sport and those who fish for fish.         ~ Author Unknown Copyright © 2011 Minnesota Fishing with My Fishing Pals All Rights Reserved