Glen I'm glad I found this one again. the last week of June I will be up at Cedar Lake Camp but this time I will be up with a buddy of mine that's never been to that part of Ontario. I know he is going to want to run up to Parrault. Refresh my memory about the river trip from Cedar to Parrault, any hazards to look out for an how deep is it on a typical year
Steve, you know we love Perrault. Only thing to watch for is just north of old burnt out bridge in the river, right in the middle of the channel is a chunk of bridge piling. About 100 yards north of the bridge. Rest of the river is wide open. And almost all the hittable areas of Perrault will be marked. Maybe I'll see you up that way!
Hey Glen, can you do a video on what lures you like for Wabigoon? And maybe talk about how the water colour changes the way you fish that chain of lakes compared to other water in NWO? Love the videos, thanks!
Thanks Michael, I am not a Wabigoon specialist at all, but I will reach out to a few buddies that fish it often and see if we can do a Q&A video on the Goon.
I love your videos, they are super helpful to me. I like how you describe the particular fishing situations (water clarity, weed depth, etc.) and tie that to lures and presentations that work well for you. That is useful to me thinking about specific lake locations in my normal MN lake that I'm considering as you talk. I especially like your idea of slow presentation of HI Suick over weeds you described - I've never tried that but will this summer. Your videos rock, thank you.
I'm headed up to Perrault with my boys this coming June (will be there for the opener). First time on the lake. Will be chasing different species based on conditions but primarily after the walleye and musky. Do you have any additional tips for the lake? I really appreciate and enjoyed this video!
Early season, look for the warmest water areas. Shallow weeds and the bays out of the wind. Some fish will be suspended out off of structure but they are hard to target so stick with learning the shallow areas first. Appreciate you watching the videos! Look for since perrault action over the winter!
Glen I'm glad I found this one again. the last week of June I will be up at Cedar Lake Camp but this time I will be up with a buddy of mine that's never been to that part of Ontario. I know he is going to want to run up to Parrault. Refresh my memory about the river trip from Cedar to Parrault, any hazards to look out for an how deep is it on a typical year
Steve, you know we love Perrault. Only thing to watch for is just north of old burnt out bridge in the river, right in the middle of the channel is a chunk of bridge piling. About 100 yards north of the bridge. Rest of the river is wide open. And almost all the hittable areas of Perrault will be marked. Maybe I'll see you up that way!
Hey Glen, can you do a video on what lures you like for Wabigoon? And maybe talk about how the water colour changes the way you fish that chain of lakes compared to other water in NWO?
Love the videos, thanks!
Thanks Michael, I am not a Wabigoon specialist at all, but I will reach out to a few buddies that fish it often and see if we can do a Q&A video on the Goon.
I love your videos, they are super helpful to me. I like how you describe the particular fishing situations (water clarity, weed depth, etc.) and tie that to lures and presentations that work well for you. That is useful to me thinking about specific lake locations in my normal MN lake that I'm considering as you talk. I especially like your idea of slow presentation of HI Suick over weeds you described - I've never tried that but will this summer. Your videos rock, thank you.
Thanks for watching and I'll glad you get some new ideas to try from watching. Good luck this season!
@@54orbust Thanks!
Awesome Lakes & Lures, Jealous in Idaho!
Thanks for watching! We've had a great year on Perrault this season!
I'm headed up to Perrault with my boys this coming June (will be there for the opener). First time on the lake. Will be chasing different species based on conditions but primarily after the walleye and musky.
Do you have any additional tips for the lake?
I really appreciate and enjoyed this video!
Early season, look for the warmest water areas. Shallow weeds and the bays out of the wind. Some fish will be suspended out off of structure but they are hard to target so stick with learning the shallow areas first.
Appreciate you watching the videos! Look for since perrault action over the winter!
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Thx for watching! More to come