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Lower Long Lake - New Auburn


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I just got invited to a cabin on Lower Long Lake near New Auburn the weekend after this. Does anyone have any information about this lake as I know absolutely nothing. The people I am going with are not big into fishing, but I will definitely have some time to do some. They thought the lake has smallies, but are unsure. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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Lots of big smallies in lower long. There is also a very good population of walleyes, not a lot of real big walleyes though. As far as were to fish I can not help you very much. I have not fished if for 15-20 years or so. Hopefully somebody can give you some tips. Good luck!!

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Cooter has it right. It can be a tough fish. I find leeches to be the best. Use a lindy or a splitshot up about 3 foot from the hook. It won't hurt to have a dozen crawlers as well. Try and find cover. There are fish cribs in the lake as well as trees in the water on the NW end. The limits are different as well.

Good luck

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SE Walleye,

I forgot to mention that there is a small lake behind Larabee Lodge. Larabee lake it has very good bass population as well as fair size northern. I've personally caught 3 bass over 6# out of the lake. Buy a drink or two and ask for Chris. I think they will let you put a boat in or maybe let you use one. Tell him Dave Luke recommended his establishment.

Good Luck

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I would suggest jig & leech combo for eyes..they work for smallies too... I try to find downed wood on long that is out in 10 -15 ft of water.. hold both species of fish.. structure is hard to come by though... do a little probing and you will get some fish... There are some fish near some deeper docks as well, and hey can be caught mid day pitching jigs esp crayfish patterns to the shady side of em... There are many smallies 4-5lbs in the lake! Some big crappies as well as a few muskies.... Cribs near the bay and boat launch on hwy 40 usaully a good bet too... Be sure to check regs for panfish and walleye limits.. last time I believe panny limit was 10 and 2 walleyes with a 14-18 slot no keep...

good luck... take pics of those pig bronzebacks and let em grow some more!!

PC

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Usually get there a couple times a summer...June usually..never fished late summer, othe than musky fishing. 'bout 88 miles from my door to the landing on hwy 40. Love catching those big smallies.

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