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Report from Manitou/Camp Manitou


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outfitter, We made it to the stretch, but stayed south of you. We ended up with 5 trout and one nice jack. One of these days we'll hook up. The weather was great all weekend. (as you probably know) Now back in the twin cities, depressed about not being in the bush and reminising about what I was doing Thurs-Mon..........Hope to be back up in a few weeks.

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The Trout and Pike fishing has been really good the past few weeks. I had a group of guys catch 67 trout in one day last week (running down riggers), just fishing within site of the camp. They were using a rainbow trout colored needle fish.

Next time you are coming let me know and maybe we will be able to hook up then, what kind of boat do you run?

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We will be up and down the roads starting the middle of oct. through late november with our deer hunters. I will be driving either a blue or red 2500HD crew cab chevy. Give me a call on the radio, if you see me.

Does your dad own the cabin or your father-in-law? I think I ran into one of them last year.

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My father-in-law, his brother, and son and myself. We all put up the money when we bought the 88 acres and built the cabin. He mentioned to me you guys talked last year. He's up there quit a bit now that he's retired. He hangs out with a few guys from the fort. I'll look for you and give a shout on the radio.

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Hey Cedarnarrows,

I was just up at straw checking one of my boats yesterday and I saw what looked to be a bull elk cross just in front of me.

I know there is a sign at the start of the cedar (green sign) stating some type of elk restoration project of something.

Have you guys ever seen one, during your trips up to the cabin?

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Well guys the Fall fishing is really starting to heat up with the changing of the leaves and the cooling water temps.

I went up to one of our muskie portage lakes sunday afternoon to flip over a boat and lock it for the winter. I brought a rod, just to make a few casts to see if anything was happening.

It's a 25 minute ride to the lake from camp and we left camp at 3:30pm and returned at about 7:30pm.

Needless to say the muskies were biting. We boated 4 muskies, had 6 others blow up on the bait, and had 3 more follows. And this all happened in about 3 hours of fishing.

I don't know if this was a normal experiance or not, this was the first time I have ever fished on this lake, so I guess it was a good first day.

I look forward to next year trying this lake a little earlier in the season.

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Well as the fishing season winds down, it's time to go get all our portage motors from our portage lakes.

I happen to bring a rod to one of our good northern lakes Saturday afternoon and its a good thing I did. We stopped at 2 good weedbeds and pulled a couple small pike out, but we also picked up 3 nice ones. We boated a 38", 40", and 42" all within and hour.

The 38" and the 42" were on back to back casts!

Remeber when you are planning your trip for next year, don't forget about the late fall. The fishing is fantastic.

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