I guided on Red Willow Lake and we caught two Master Angler wipers at 25 and 24 inches. We also caught good numbers of smaller wipers between 10 and 23 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, channel catfish up to 26 inches, crappies up to 11 inches, and a few walleye. These fish were caught around main lake points and underwater humps using Carolina rigs with shiners, dropshot rigs with shiners and plastic baits with a Reel bait Flasher Jig as a weight on the tag end of the line, ReelBait Fergie Spoons in the new glow firetiger color, and Cabela's Slab Tailspinners. The surface water temperature is in the upper 70s.

I guided on Red Willow Lake and we caught three Master Angler fish including a pair of wipers (28.50 and 25 inches) and one flathead catfish (39 inches). We also caught good numbers of wipers between 10 and 22 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, channel catfish up to 24 inches, two northern pike at 33 and 30 inches, and a few walleyes and crappies. The fish were caught on topwater plugs, jigging spoons, and Carolina rigs with shiners fishing around main lake points and underwater humps.

I guided on Red Willow Lake and we caught one Master Angler wiper at 25.50 inches. We also caught good numbers of smaller wipers between 10 and 23 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, walleye up to 16 inches, and channel catfish up to 26 inches. These fish were caught around main lake points and underwater humps on Carolina rigs using shiners and dropshot rigs using shiners and Zoom Super Fluke JR. with a ReelBait Walleye Flasher Jig as a weight on the tag end of the line. We also used jigging spoons and topwater plugs. The surface water temperature was 77 degrees in the morning and warmed into the lower 80s during the afternoon.

I guided on Red Willow Lake and we caught a pair of Master Angler wipers at 26 and 25 inches. We also caught good numbers of smaller wipers between 10 and 23 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, walleye up to 25 inches, channel catfish up to five pounds, and a 16-inch largemouth bass. These fish were caught around main lake points and underwater humps on Carolina rigs with shiners, and on dropshot rigs with shiners and a Zoom Super Fluke JR. using a Walleye Flasher Jig as a weight on the tag end of the line. We also used Cabela's Slab Tailspinners, jigging spoons, and topwater plugs.

I guided the same group for two days and we caught two Master Angler wipers at 26.50 and 24 inches. We also caught good numbers of smaller wipers between 10 and 23 inches, walleyes up to 24 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, and channel catfish up to 24 inches while fishing around main lake points and underwater humps. These fish were caught on Carolina rigs using shiners, and on dropshot rigs with shiners, a Berkley Powerbait Bungee Leech, and Zoom Super Fluke JR. using a ReelBait Walleye Flasher Jig as a weight on the tag end of the line. We also used topwater plugs and jigging spoons. The surface water temperature is in the upper 70s.

I guided the same client both days and we caught five Master Angler fish including four wipers (3 at 25", 1 at 24") and one walleye (28.50"). We also caught good numbers of wipers between 12 and 23 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, walleyes up to 16 inches, a few catfish up to four pounds, and a largemouth bass at 15 inches. These fish were caught on Carolina rigs using shiners, dropshot rigs with shiners and Berkley Powerbait Bungee Leech using the ReelBait Walleye Flasher Jig as a weight on the tag end of the line. We also used jigging spoons and topwater plugs fishing around underwater humps and main lake points. The surface water temperature is in the upper 70s.

I guided on Red Willow Lake and we caught one Master Angler Wiper at 24.50 inches. We also caught good numbers of smaller wipers between 10 and 23 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, walleye up to 17 inches, channel catfish up to 26 inches, a few crappies up to 12 inches, and a smallmouth bass at 13 inches. These fish were caught on Carolina rigs with shiners, crankbaits, slab tailspinners, and topwater plugs around main lake points and underwater humps. The surface temperature on the main lake is in the upper 70s.

I guided on Red Willow Lake and we caught six Master Anglers fish including four wipers (26", 24.50", 24.25", and 24") and two channel catfish (33" and 31"). We also caught good numbers of wipers between 12 and 23 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, walleye up to 18 inches, one northern pike at 26 inches, a smallmouth bass at 12 inches, and a 10-inch crappie. These fish were caught around main lake points and underwater humps using Carolina rigs with shiners, and dropshot rigs with shiners and Berkley Powerbait Bungee Leech using a ReelBait Walleye Flasher Jig as a weight on the tag end of the line. We also used Cabela's Slab Tailspinners to catch the 26-inch wiper and some white bass. The surface water temperature is averaging 78 degrees around the lake.

I guided on Red Willow Lake and we caught one Master Angler fish, a 43.50-inch northern pike. We also caught good numbers of wipers between 11 and 22 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, walleyes up to 18 inches, and one channel catfish at 26 inches. These fish were caught on Carolina rigs using shiners, and dropshot rigs with shiners and Powerbait Bungee Leech using a ReelBait Walleye Flasher Jig as a weight on the tag end of the line. The northern pike hit a Cabela's Slab Tailspinner. Our fish were caught around underwater humps and main lake points.

I guided on Red Willow Lake and we caught 10 Master Anglers fish including seven wipers (29.50", 28", four at 26", and 25"), two largemouth bass (21.25" and 21"), and one walleye (29"). We also caught good numbers of smaller wipers between 11 and 22.50 inches, walleyes up to 18 inches, white bass up to 12 inches, a few crappies up to 11 inches, and a few channel catfish up to 26 inches.

These fish were caught on Carolina Rigs using shiners, bluegills, and gizzard shad, and dropshot rigs with shiners, crawlers, and Berkley Powerbait Bungee Leech using a ReelBait Walleye Flasher Jig as a weight on the tag end of the line. We also used crankbaits and topwater plugs. The fish were caught around main lake points and underwater humps. The surface water temperature is in the upper 70s.

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