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World Class Smallmouth Fishing

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More and more fishermen are finding that Indian Lake is the home of some World Class Fishing not only for Walleye, Pike and Lake Trout, but for some monster Smallmouth Bass.  Mark and Jen Doll visited our resort in mid September and found a HOTSPOT full of Smallmouth Bass.  It seems that September is a great month to find them.  Jen's Bass was a 6 pounder, over 20 inches.  They fished for several hours entertained by the leaping and diving fighting of these powerful fish.  Mark said his wrist was still hurting a week later from reeling them in.    

Lovely Lake Trout

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 Indian Lake boasts trophy fish of almost every species.  There are about ten lakes surrounding Agimac River Outfitters in which you can catch an abundance of Walleye, Lake Trout, Pike and Smallmouth Bass, but the trophy fish seem to most often be caught on our Indian Lake.  Some fisherman shy away from fishing Indian because it is larger than the other lakes and clearer as well making it a bit more difficult to catch Walleye.  But those who fish it a lot know exactly where and when to catch what they are looking for and never seem to be disappointed.  In fact we recently received a glowing testimony from a guest who had never been here before.  He said Indian Lake was phenomenal for catching trophy fish and equaled or surpassed fly-ins in Canada where he had fished before.   This is a picture of a trophy Lake Trout caught by Dean Roberts on Indian Lake just a few weeks ago.  Nice catch Dean!!

Indian Lake Trophy

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 Joe and Jen Styer stayed with us at Agimac River Outfitters this last week along with 11 other friends.  Joe landed this beautiful 30 inch Walleye on Indian Lake, the place you find the trophies.  Others in their group also caught some very nice fish.  It's always so exciting to pull in one of these big ones.  Nice job Joe!

Some Mighty Fine Catches

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Mike caught himself this huge Lake Trout here on Indian Lake.  What fun to bring up a beast like that!! This was Perry Nichols first time at our resort and look what nice fish he caught during his stay with us.  I think he will be coming back in the future!! I don't know if I have ever seen such a monster Walleye!!  Beautiful!!                                                                                               Tom Kuklinski and his friend Mike with their fish from Indian Lake.                  Another beautiful Walleye from Indian Lake 29 1/2 inches caught by Tom Kuklinski.

Look at This

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Look at this beauty of a Walleye caught just yesterday on Indian Lake by Tom Kuklinski.  It measured in at 29 1/2 inches.  How exciting to reel in a monster like that!!  Way to go Tom! These nice Lake Trout were also caught on Indian Lake.  Are you guys getting all the big ones?

The Trophies Are Still Coming In

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Mark Federwitz landed this beautiful 30 inch Walleye during their stay at Agimac River Outfitters the  very first week of opening fishing.  Of course he threw it back to preserve our Walleye population.  We are very appreciative of our fishermen who put the larger Walleye over 20 inches back in the water as they are the main producers.    Actually there were quite a few fishermen who were catching Walleyes 26 inches to 30 inches on that first week.  Congratulations Mark on your monster Walleye!!  See you next year.  

Agimac Guests Are Finding Some Whoppers

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We had a late spring here at camp with temps in the 20's the day we arrived from Grand Marais MN. The late spawn has caused the fishing to be a little slower for this time of year because the water temps are still low.  But that hasn't stopped our fishermen from having a good time and landing some really nice fish. Take Richard Burch from Wisconsin for instance.  He found a monster Pike during his stay at Agimac River Outfitters.  It's always exciting to feel the yank of a big fish on your line.  This is probably one of his biggest catches ever.  He looks pretty happy.   Way to go Richard!! Another fisherman in Richard's group, Albert Dernovsek landed a monster Lake Trout the same week. Look at that smile on his face.   This is what makes fishing in Canada so memorable.