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The wounded-minnow that started arguments in more Minnesota tackle boxes than we can count. Twitch it, drown it, or just believe in it.

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Brainerd-family flash in front of a nightcrawler — holographic blade, hand-picked beads, and the ancient art of not setting the hook too early. The old blister-pack walking-sinker kit listing went dark; this harness still lives on the shelf.

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Bemidji hardware. Short-shank jig that has lived on live-bait rods since before your good sunglasses. Six in a card because one always finds the carpet.

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The original weedless wonder still earns a seat in Minnesota pike boats. Cast it through pads and cabbage, keep a steady wobble, and tip it with a trailer if the fish want a little more meal. Gold 3/4 is the listing we can actually buy today.

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Events

2026-10-15 – 2026-10-18 · North House Folk School, 500 W Hwy 61, Grand Marais, MN 55604 — remote North Shore trout lakes

Fall Fly Fishing Tactics for Brook Trout and Splake

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Reports

leech-lake · 2026-10-02

Leech Lake — October Midday, Rocks Still Leading

Source: leechlake.org Oct 1 Gill report

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lake-winnibigoshish · 2026-10-02

Lake Winnie — Wiggle Worms Beat the Chop

Source: fishrapper.com Oct 2 Jeff Sundin

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lake-bemidji · 2026-10-01

Lake Bemidji — October Doorway, Jigs Twelve to Thirty

Source: Bemidji Pioneer / Dick Beardsley Guide Service

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cass-lake · 2026-10-01

Cass Lake — Perch Going Crazy, Day Minnows / Night Cranks

Source: Bemidji Pioneer / Dick Beardsley Guide Service

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red-lake · 2026-10-01

Upper Red Lake — Slow Week, Shoreline Cranks

Source: Bemidji Pioneer / Dick Beardsley Guide Service

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lake-of-the-woods · 2026-09-29

Lake of the Woods — Jig Bite On, Shiners Knocking

Source: Lake of the Woods Tourism

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lake-winnibigoshish · 2026-09-29

Lake Winnie — Sixty-One Degrees, Spotty Shoreline Breaks

Source: Bowen Lodge / Jeff Sundin

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lake-winnibigoshish · 2026-09-28

Lake Winnie — Under Ten Feet, Shoreline Jigs Still Talking

Source: lakewinnie.net / Capt. Jeff Johnson

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leech-lake · 2026-09-24

Leech Lake — Fall Groove Locked, Reed Bite Swinging

Source: Leech Lake Tourism / Gill

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lake-bemidji · 2026-09-23

Lake Bemidji — Cooling Water, Jigs Climbing Deeper

Source: Bemidji Pioneer / Dick Beardsley Guide Service

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gull-lake · 2026-09-23

Brainerd Lakes — Fall Swing, Jig and Crawler Leading

Source: Joe Billiar / Crooked Hat Guide Service (via Fishrapper)

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lake-of-the-woods · 2026-09-23

Lake of the Woods — Sixty Degrees and the Jig Waiting

Source: Lake of the Woods Tourism (via Fishrapper)

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lake-winnibigoshish · 2026-09-21

Lake Winnie — Chop on the Rocks, Spinners When It Lays Down

Source: Lake Winnie Resort Association / Bowen Lodge

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cass-lake · 2026-09-18

Cass Lake — Perch Over the Weed Tops, Crowds Included

Source: Fishrapper / Jeff Sundin

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leech-lake · 2026-09-18

Leech Lake — Reed Bite Building, Rocks Still Paying

Source: Leech Lake Tourism / Gill

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lake-of-the-woods · 2026-09-18

Lake of the Woods — 64 Degrees and the Spinner Still Wins

Source: Lake of the Woods MN tourism

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gull-lake · 2026-09-17

Brainerd Lakes — Summer Still Hanging On, Eyes in 18–28

Source: Nisswa Guides / Jon Stolski

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gull-lake · 2026-09-17

Gull Lake — Mid-September Postcard Before Pike Weekend

Source: Nisswa Guides / Jon Stolski

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lake-winnibigoshish · 2026-09-15

Lake Winnie — Shallow Spinner Limits and a Jig-Fathead Comeback

Source: Lake Winnie Resort Association / Capt. Jeff Johnson

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gull-lake · 2026-09-14

Brainerd Lakes — Early-September Weed Edges, Musky Bucktails, Cooling Water

Source: Visit Brainerd / Crooked Hat Guide Service

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leech-lake · 2026-09-14

Leech Lake — Rocks On, Crowds Off, Fall Starting to Flex

Source: Leech Lake Tourism / Gill

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lake-of-the-woods · 2026-09-14

Lake of the Woods — Veterans Limits, Angle Muskies, Shiners Warming Up

Source: Lake of the Woods MN tourism

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leech-lake · 2026-09-03

Leech Lake — Cool Water, Hot Calendar

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cass-lake · 2026-09-02

Cass Lake — Day Jigs, Night Bars, Muskie Side Quests

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red-lake · 2026-09-02

Upper Red Lake — Shallow Spinner Season

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lake-bemidji · 2026-09-02

Lake Bemidji — Jiggin’ Raps and Deep Green Edges

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lake-of-the-woods · 2026-08-31

Lake of the Woods — Mud Still Paying, Fall Knocking

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