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We will be at the Glenwood Lodge at Vermilion in early Aug (10-17) and am wondering what the pike and musky fishing should be like. This is the 3rd year we will be there and would like to catch something a little bigger than the "hammer handle"!!! We have fished the bog island and near bear creek. Help with bait, lures, locations ect...will be appreciated! Thanks!

Jill

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I myself am still a novice, not enough time on the water. I use a black/silver bucktail or black/orange. Also like the Giant Jackpots. Guideman suggested a white spinnerbait. I tried it and managed (not paying attention) to catch a marker buoy, $10 lost on the fith cast. As far as locations, I'm still searching.

Visit the Vermilion Area for more Lake Vermilion specific information.

Good luck,

Rob

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Thanks for the reply. Any help is appreciated. I did post on the Vermilion site but...Haven't had a response frown.gif I guess I am covering all my options!!

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I made a post on the Vermilion site also in response to your post but didn't get the info I was looking for. Planning first trip to Vermilion next year and Glenwood Lodge. Any info about the resort would really be helpful. We've got information from their HSOforum but it's always nice to get information from someone that has been there.Enjoy your trip. Ours will be exactly one year later(seems like an eternity). Bob & Karen

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.......chartreuse is a monster color up there, so I would try the large chartreuse with black spots reef hawg....or try the 6 inch one...(see posts below on lures)

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Hey Bob and Karen,
The Glenwood Lodge is a grat place to stay!!We have been up there the past (2) years and will be back in Aug. The owners changed (2) years ago and the new owners have been really fixing up the place. If you're looking for luxury this won't be the place but, If if your looking for something clean, quiet (no phones, tv's) with friendly, helpful people your trip will be well worth the wait!!Thanks for your response..Let me know if you have any other questions.

Jill

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Thanks for your reply Jill. You described exactly what we're looking for. We're really looking forward to our first trip to Vermilion next year. Hope to catch you up there. Have a great time this year. Let us know how you do. Karen

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