What to bring
- What to bring -
Our guides will provide all Rods, reels, and equipment if needed. If you prefer, you may bring your own.
What To Bring:
- Minnesota Fishing license *
- Tackle, rods and reels
- Rain gear
- Beverages**
- Camera
- Sun screen
- Bug repellent
- Sunglasses (polarized)
- Waterproof boots, sandals or shoes that can get wet if portaging. (rubber boots provided if needed)
* Basswood lake and BWCA (Boundary Waters Canoe Area) trips need to pack smaller, lighter tackle boxes and gear for room in boat and weight.
** If in BWCA, plastic containers only. No glass bottles or aluminum cans, this is a Boundary Waters rule!
Tackle Tips:
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- Walleye Fishing
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- Fresh or New 6 to 8lb Test monofilament. Or Berkley Fire line 6lb to 8lb
- Medium rods 6ft-7ft
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- Jigs - 1/16 to 1/4oz Jigs (Green, Chartreuse, yellow, orange, silver) Jig bodies, Berkley Power Bait, color: yellow, chartruse, white, black,.
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- Live bait rigs or commonly referred to as (Lindy rigging) - 1/4 to 3/4oz slip sinkers.
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- Walking sinkers
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- Egg Sinkers
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- Bell Sinkers
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- Lindy brand No-snag sinkers (any of these four listed above will work)
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- Hooks
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- Gamakatsu brand, plain or colored #4, 6, 8 size hooks
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- Barrel swivels
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- Spinner rigs (Green, Chartreuse, yellow, orange, gold, silver) (Look on links page for cutom made Weasel Walleye Wackers)
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- Crank Baits
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- Rapalla shad raps, sizes: #5 & #9 colors: perch,fire-tiger, yellow/white,silver/black
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- Rapala original floaters, size #11 & #13, colors: silver/black, gold/black, yellow/white, blue/white, perch color.

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- Smallmouth Fishing-
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- Top water-Stick baits, such as Rapalas, Husky jerks, Tinny torpedos, poppers, Jitter bugs, Hula poppers, Tube jigs or grub tails, colors; pumkin, purple, smoke, brown. Other plastics; chompers, sinkos, berkly gulp crawlers, brown, gray, smoke, pumkin, purple.
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*GPS* With respect to our guides hard work; please leave your GPS at home! people caught concealing GPS devices will be tarred and feathered
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