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    Default Need advice for Central Minnesota

    I'll be in Central Minnesota from Sept. 14th through 23rd. We're staying at Breezy Point resort north of Brainerd. Can anybody give me some intel on the area? I know the Crow Wing is close, but I don't know much else. Any advise on where to fish, what to fish for, and what to tie on the end of my line would be really welcome.

    Thanks in advance!
    If it swims and eats, it'll eat a fly.

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    Default Re: Need advice for Central Minnesota

    Fishing?!? On your HONEYMOON?!?!? Good grief!!!
    Trouts don't live in ugly places.

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    Don't look back, we ain't goin' that way.

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    Default Re: Need advice for Central Minnesota

    There is alot of good WW fishing in that area. Pelican lake has a host of species, the upper Mississipi is known for its Smallies, and many other lakes in the area. Water with fish is not hard to find. Right now is Muskie season but the panfish are really starting to come around also.

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    The upper mississippi is awesome smallie water. You can access it at numerous places, including crow wing state park. Crow wing river itself holds a decent number of smallies as well. A good spot would be the last mile or so of the crow wing river before it runs into the mississippi. Have fun.

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    Default Re: Need advice for Central Minnesota

    yep, fishin' on my honeymoon! Pretty cool, huh?

    Crow wing State Park is officially on my list. any ideas on fly selection?

    Keep the ideas comin'!

    Thanks!
    If it swims and eats, it'll eat a fly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Betty Hiner
    Fishing?!? On your HONEYMOON?!?!? Good grief!!!
    Don't forget what they say about when the Honeymoon is OVER?? (it will be over)
    Have a good time!
    Doug
    Enjoying the joys of others and suffering with them- these are the best guides for man. A.E.

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    Default Re: Need advice for Central Minnesota

    My favorite smallie flies:
    chartreuse wooley bugger - size 4
    yellow cork slider with chartreuse marabou tail
    chartreuse over white clouser minnow
    brown wooley bugger - size 4

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    Default Re: Need advice for Central Minnesota

    Try either white or gray foam poppers #10 8089
    flashdancers #6
    clousers #6-#1
    simple crawfish patterns #6

    You won't need anything else

    Kevin

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    Default Re: Need advice for Central Minnesota

    Sounds good, Kevin, thanks. I'l be tying tonight, so I'll add those to the list.
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