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In Minnesota, the land of ten thousand lakes, Kabetogama
is a wild,
untapped treasure. Anglers who long for wide open spaces and good fishing will
revel in the cool, clean waters and solitude of Kabetogama.
Walleye,
Northern
Pike, bass and crappies
. . .whatever you're looking for, we've got.
Spring fishing always creates excitement as fish travel from spawning beds to
shallow reefs and the unending shorelines of Lake Kabetogama. As the water warms
by mid-June, schooling walleyes travel to deeper waters and challenge anglers to
follow their feeding habits.
As you explore the hundreds of warm water bays and inlets you'll run accross
the scrappy
Sauger,
smallmouth bass
and
jumbo perch
for
which these waters are well known. Northern Pike provide an overlooked challenge
and during mid-summer you'll find many die-hard anglers throwing everything in
the tackle box to entice those lunkers to snap and run with their most treasured
lure. The big ones seem to have learned a special trick of throwing that lure
back at you or just simply run under the boat and snap your most trusted "new
age" fishing line. Losing that lure is just part of this game! In any case its
excitement whether you land the big one or not.
 Crappies
school up in later season and can be found against rock walls
or suspended over weed lines. If one strikes and turns sideways you'll swear
it's a ten-pounder! Giant slab crappies are a fighting fish.
Fall fishing can be a real treat for those who make one last trip for the
year. September and October slide in with breath-taking fall color and a special
awakening of fall watchable wildlife. The woods come alive with color and
movement. It's a special time of the year to reflect on past fishing trips and
the enjoyment it has brought to family and friends. Some only keep enough for a
special shorelunch to savor the fresh taste of fish cooked on an open campfire.
Kabetogama will provide all the ingredients for a great fishing trip, so come
when you can and enjoy a variety of fish any time of year. You'll return again
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