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Where are the fish biting?





Above: Diane Wimmer shows off the beautiful rainbow trout she caught on March 5. The 21½-inch rainbow put her in the lead in the Trail Center Fishing Contest for rainbow trout. Diane said it made a delicious dinner.

Above: Diane Wimmer shows off the beautiful rainbow trout she caught on March 5. The 21½-inch rainbow put her in the lead in the Trail Center Fishing Contest for rainbow trout. Diane said it made a delicious dinner.

This will likely be the last fish report until fishing opener on May 11. But the season wrapped up with a great Trail Center eelpout tournament on Poplar Lake. Read Cory Christianson’s Tails from the Trail column for more on that.

This week wrapped up the season-long Trail Center Fishing Contest and the folks who won fabulous prizes and bragging rights.

Congratulations everyone and thanks to Sarah and the folks at Trail Center Lodge for a good time!

Lake trout
Julie Collman 35″
Northern
Kristie Batz 35″
Brook trout
Gary Brumberg 17”
Splake
Twinkie 17”
Walleye
Craig Schulte 27½”
Whitefish
Nathan Clay 29½”
Crappie
Gary Brumberg 11”
Rainbow trout
Diane Wimmer 21½”
Left: This 35-inch lake trout earned Julie Collman of Grand Marais first place in the Trail Center Fishing Contest. Julie caught the trout on the Canadian side of Saganaga Lake. Julie said, “It was an old fish, as the dorsal fin and the lower tail fin were almost gone.” She added, “It was really fun to catch!”

Left: This 35-inch lake trout earned Julie Collman of Grand Marais first place in the Trail Center Fishing Contest. Julie caught the trout on the Canadian side of Saganaga Lake. Julie said, “It was an old fish, as the dorsal fin and the lower tail fin were almost gone.” She added, “It was really fun to catch!”


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