ducks in duluth

[tealitup]

I have to move to duluth for work - does anyone know any area around duluth for waterfowl hunting? Thank you for any responses.

[smallies24]

Not trying to tease ya or anything but I have buddies that go to school up there and hammer the birds in the fall. They hit up a number of public lakes. My advice would be to get a map showing the public land and start scouting, there's a number of little honey holes up there. I'd tell ya specifics, but would probably get my a** whooped. Just need to get off the beaten path.

[This message has been edited by smallies24 (edited 05-04-2004).]

[tealitup]

oh i dont mind if you get your a$$ beat. You can tell me. Thanks for the advice. I just did not think there was alot of migrants since it is far from the miss. river. But I am off this weekend to hunt some turkey's - so I will get a little break from the hunting blues. If anyone has any specific areas please feel free to tell away. I'll buy the beer for the upset friends.

[smallies24]

You will still get migrants later in the year. From what they've told me later in the year you can expect some mallards, ringnecks and quite a few bufflehead and goldeneyes. If you find a few of the flooded timber spots you'll run into some great woody action in the earlier part of the season. I know one lake they've hunted that was hit and miss was a Rice lake, they also pulled some nice crappies outta there in the winter.