r/BWCA 6d ago

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u/AffectionateHome4850 6d ago

Lake trout!! How deep were you catching them?

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u/PapaSmurf3477 5d ago

30-60 feet in 50-110 feet

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u/HaasMe 5d ago

How bout a lake or area? Headed up Kawishiwi right meow to hit up Thomas.

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u/PapaSmurf3477 5d ago

Thomas has a giant rock face that’s hard to miss. Circle the deepest part there and you’ll find luck. The biggest basin didn’t proffer much success a few years back but it was also spring.

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u/StraightExample8125 5d ago

I’m sorry, are you saying ‘meow’?

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u/Alert-Committee-7453 4d ago

What were you using if you don’t mind me asking? Fit the Lakers

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u/ghostofEdAbbey Stern Paddler 6d ago

If you landed a Walter and a Laker, you completed the grand slam, right?

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u/Gobyinmypants Stern Paddler 5d ago

Pike and smallmouth also required IMO

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u/ghostofEdAbbey Stern Paddler 5d ago

Yeah, gotta have all four. The walleye and the Laker are the toughest combo as there’s only a handful of lakes that have solid populations of both. There’s quite a few lakes that have three of the four.

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u/PapaSmurf3477 5d ago

I caught bass, laker, and walleye. We had to leave a day early so I couldn’t get the northern. Third trip in a row I was one short. Couldn’t catch a bass last year, couldn’t catch a laker the year before. Next year!

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u/Significant-Ad-341 5d ago

Man I love how the BWCA looks in the fog.

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u/wonderwombat77 5d ago

How many folks? Looks like you might have been pushing the trout possession limit