Posts Tagged ‘Fillmore County’

The Opener – Jan 1, 2012.

A Minnesota Winter Rainbow.

A Minnesota Winter Rainbow. Jan 1 has turned into a tradition.  I have spent the last four openers angling with my friend Justin.  In 2009 we began with a death hike through the bluff side in eastern Fillmore County.  Since then we have had a spot that we frequent that is out of the wind. [...]


2009-09-06_CampCreek

South Branch Root River Rainbow Trout

2009-05-18_BackcountryCreek

  I had to walk the dogs as they were going crazy in the house.  I decided to take them to the forest for a romp while I could hunt mushrooms.  We headed down into Filmore County to get on a piece of state forest.   There is a trout stream on this patch of [...]


2009-04-25_RootRiver

A master angler catches fish for mental health reasons. Typically the larger the fish the more mental health one gains. This time of the year in SE Minnesota’s Root River an angler can catch 40 fish over two pounds in one day. Of course this angler must be able. This video shows a few tricks [...]


2009-04-24_RootRiver

Each spring brings neat things to SE Minnesota. There are the hatching mayflies, flying caddis, blooming wildflowers, slurping trout and the annual run of Redhorse on the Root River. Watch this video and see what Minnesota’s World Class Root River has to offer anglers in late April.


2009-04-10_RootRiver

Today Eric and I fished the Root looking for Suckers and Redhorse. We found a few White suckers anda lot of Brown Trout.


2009-03-14_BackCountryCreek


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2009-02-07_DuscheeCreek

Today I had the time to make it over to Filmore County to find a popular creek all to myself. The midge were coming off and the day was a balmy 40 degrees. The fish were holding in their usual haunt. The largest and prettiest fish of the day was caught when the video camera [...]

 
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2009-01-31_DuscheeCreek

After a long week at school and life there is nothing finer than being in the forest with circling Eagles, chirping Nuthatch, flying Kingfishers, dabbling Wood Ducks, slurping Trout, flying Midge, crawling Spiders, and friends. We spent the day in our usual Winter haunt as we have gotten to know the fish a bit better. [...]


2009-01-23_FilmoreCounty

Its the dead of winter. Many anglers are choosing to stay home and watch television instead of being on the water. I for one am out on the creek busy with hatching Midge and feisty Rainbows. Click on the video below to see what is going on deep in the valleys of southeast Minnesota. Having [...]

 
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2009-01-17_DuscheeCreek


Winter Fishing.

Having a good map helps. Having a great map is even better however having the right map makes all the difference in the world. Knowing the distance that you intend to fish, where the access and roads are, and what the terrain looks like when venturing out onto the creek in the Winter makes for [...]


2008-07-18_Forestville

Little Bella sticks by us when we camp. She even ventured into the toilets when we showered.


2008-04-13_SouthBranchRootRiver

Sunday. Two cars, two boats, four people and three life jackets; We gathered on the west side of town waiting on an additional life jacket. Between the four of us, Mikey, Nate, Amy J, and myself, we have the combined adventure of a herd of Mountain Goats. None of us had the balls to run [...]


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2005-04-30_RootRiverRound-up


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2004-04-04_DuscheeCreek

The black midge were swarming today! 11:45AM-2:30PM Air temp 58 degrees farenheit Water temp 47 degrees farenheit No Aquatic sample taken. Midge hatch peaked from 1pm – 2pm. Fish came off dries at 2pm. Brown Midge size 26+. Fished a black skunk. 9 fish taken. 6 rainbows, 2 browns, 1 white sucker. Biggest fish 14″ [...]


2004-04-02_DuscheeCreek

The midge were swarming today! Time 1:15pm Air temp 58degrees farenheit Water temp 46 degrees farenheit BWO(Baetis) -50+/per, sz. 18-24++. 5+/per 4th instar with wing pads Fish holding in usual haunts. Footballs taking midge.