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    Kabekona Lake

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    • Lincoln Horsman

      Gold Ambassador

      1/20/20

      • Species

        Smallmouth Bass

      • Season

        Fall

      • Technique

        Topwater Prop

      • Structure

        Rock Pile

      Spooks, whopper poppers and poppers all produce smallmouth in the morning and evening hours on the rock humps.
    • Lincoln Horsman

      Gold Ambassador

      1/20/20

      • Species

        Smallmouth Bass

      • Season

        Summer

      • Technique

        Hard Jerkbaits

      • Structure

        Ledges

      Work jerk baits along the shoreline drops for smallmouth bass.
    • Bemidji State Fishing Team

      Gold Ambassador

      3/14/21

      • Species

        Smallmouth Bass

      • Season

        Spring (Spawn)

      • Technique

        Drop Shot

      • Structure

        Boulders

      • Forage

        Perch

      The Smallmouth in Kabekona are not very abundant but are much larger than surrounding area lakes. A white senko on a drop shot is a great bait choice.
    • Tanner Raschke

      Gold Ambassador

      9/2/23

      • Species

        Walleye

      • Season

        Summer

      • Technique

        Vertical Jigging 20'+

      • Structure

        Humps

      • Forage

        Perch

      • Water Temperature

        72°

      Deep humps, shelves and steep breaks in 20-30ft held fish. Keep moving and have your line out at about a 60 degree angle to the water and sweep forward swiftly and let the jigging rap fall back to bottom. Super clear water here so keeping the bait back behind the boat helps from spooking fish too badly. I also keep side imaging going and will pitch out to the sides as I'm going and see pods of fish.