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Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 years AGO
Tim Larson, of Kirkland, shows some nice walleye and a perch caught on a day out fishing this fall.
Late October weather has a great feel with daytime highs in the low 60 degree range. For quite some time walleye and perch fishing off the humps at the face of O'Sullivan Dam area has been producing limits. Fishers trolling are also having excellent walleye fishing using a spinner and crawler combo, a Rapala Shad Rap, DC-13's or Baby Hot Lips. It's a good time to gather some walleye dinners for family and friends. With very little fishing pressure the MarDon Dock continues to produce limits of quality crappie up to 13 inches using mini jigs tipped with a small piece of night crawler or a maggot.
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