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Flag Island Resort - BIG Crappies - Custom Jigs Jigging Demon

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Wow is all I can say about Flag Island Resort and their ability to get us on some awesome fish catching spots.

Lot's of VERY NICE crappies some smallies, pike, perch and we caught around 50 walleyes in around 3 hours.

Just thought you guys might like to see the 14.5" Crappie I caught on the NW Angle this past weekend.

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14.5" NW Angle Crappie caught with Custom Jigs & Spins Jigging Demon size #4

Talk about a multi-species trip. Smallies, Pikes, walleye, perch, ciscos, and crappies all caught within 1/2 hour on the same spot.

Remember Flag Island Resort. It's an awesome place to go and they know how to put you on fish as well. Great lodging too.

Click Here for Flag Island Resort or Here for Custom Jigs & Spins Walleye or Crappie Kits

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What an awesome trip!

Not many places I can think of where you can catch 6 species (crappie, perch, pike, walleye, smallie, and whitefish) out of a 10-yard area, all within minutes of each other.

On three consecutive drops I landed a 12-inch crappie, a 10-inch perch, and a 15-inch walleye!

The NW Angle is a destination that I highly reccommend, and the people at Flag Island Resort sure know how to make the trip enjoyable!

I WILL be going back! smile.gif

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This was the highlight trip of the season for me and the best fishing I had seen all winter. Crappies, and more crappies, and what was even better they were quality fish.

Throw in some jumbo perch, some very nice sized smallies,walleye and even pike and you have a great multi species trip.

Thing was, it was multi species trip even if we didn't intend it to be!

The fishing was no less than spectacular, but if it wasn't, the scenery would have been worth the trip. Breathtaking veiws of pristine wilderness and undisturbed acres upon acres of snow. It was just plain beautiful.

Flag Island Resort accomodations are a notch above too. The cabin was clean, comfortable and very roomy.

The lodge had carved pine pillars, racks on the walls and some of the biggest musky mounts I have seen in a while.

If your looking for a unique trip, this is one to consider.

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