I’ll bet he caught about 2/3 of all the fish that came to our boat!

His dad, Geoff Glasrud is a really good fisherman and I can hold my own too, but on Thursday, we both had to admit that it was a great time to be Garret. We missed getting a photo of young Garret Glasrud with that walleye when he caught it, but we didn’t miss recording images of some delightful crappie that he caught.

But like I said yesterday, I’ll have minnows for jigging on hand every day now, just in case I’m on the lake when fish begin showing a stronger preference for them.Īs a matter of fact, yesterday marked the first time anyone in my boat has caught a walleye using a jig and minnow since June. That said, the spinner bite still isn’t over and as long as the deep weeds remain green, it won’t be. While the choppy water and cooler water temperatures hadn’t completely killed the mixed bag action, it was pretty clear that summertime trolling patterns are beginning to give way to early fall ones. In fact, almost every place I stopped the boat yesterday, I saw the same temperature, 66.3 degrees. By Thursday, the downward trending surface temperatures hit a point of resistance at roughly 66 degrees. Press T again and it will allow you to fast-forward until morning at which point in time you will automatically sell whatever is in your keepnet and be prompted to purchase a new day's worth of travel accommodations (see 'Cost Per Day' below) allowing you to continue to fish without paying the initial Travel Cost anew.Jeff Sundin Fishing Report Aug'Surface Temperatures Stabilizing After Turbulent Week'Īfter 3 days of howling winds that produced heavy whitecaps, the surface water on most Itasca Area lakes are as thoroughly mixed as they can get. To do this, once you have filled the keepnet, press T to advance Time past 9pm. While leveling, it is recommended that you have the largest keepnet available when traveling to a new location as you will often need to continue to fish at that location for more than one day in order to recuperate the travel costs.

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