Lower Prior Lake

Published: Nov 1, 2018Updated: Jul 9, 2024

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cmahon2005

Bronze Ambassador

12/30/22

Species
Crappie
Season
Ice
Technique
Ice Fishing Jigs
Structure
Submerged Vegetation

17 ft of water, hordes of bluegills and crappies in the weeds. They were rising up 3-4 ft to hit my tungsten. I started with a Fiskas Wolfram tungsten jig with a eurolarvae, and then when I started to run out of bait I switched to a Clam Maki Polli plastic in the chartreuse color.

Sufix Ice Magic - EOL 2lb / Clear / 100 Yards

Out of Stock

Omnia Community Member

Bronze Ambassador

1/3/23

Species
Walleye
Season
Ice
Technique
Ice Fishing Jigs
Structure
Baitfish

Mike Schroeder

Silver Ambassador

11/9/20

Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Summer
Technique
Drop Shot
Structure
Points

Drop shot deep weed lines hard bottom areas off points

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Zoom Finesse Worm Green Pumpkin Magic / 4 1/2"

$5.49

Zoom Finesse Worm Green Pumpkin / 4 1/2"

$5.49

Brandon Garrett

Gold Ambassador

11/9/21

Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Winter
Technique
Blade Baits
Structure
Submerged Vegetation
Water Temperature
50°

11/08/2021. Mostly cloudy. Water temp 49 to 51 degrees. With my boat in about 10-12 ft of water on the north shore I found coon-tail that's still green. With blade baits I was able to catch bass with stop-and-go retrieve - cranking 4-5 seconds then dropping down to hit the weeds, and repeating.

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Damiki Vault Blade Bait 3/8 oz / Black Holo

$6.99

Silver Buddy Original Silver Buddy Blade Bait 1/2 oz / Stainless

$6.99

Sunline Super FC Sniper 12lb / 200 Yards

$24.99

Daiwa Tatula CT 100 Casting Reel Left / 7.3:1

Out of Stock

St. Croix Mojo Bass Casting Rods - EOL 6'8" / Medium / Extra-Fast

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SnowtaBass

Gold Ambassador

1/28/22

Species
Panfish / Bluegill
Season
Ice
Technique
Ice Fishing Jigs
Structure
Open Water/Basin

The day started out slow and by the end it was very productive. Highs in the upper 20's and partly sunny. We set up on a basin for bluegills in about 20' of water. Using Kenders tungsten with clam soft plastics we found some decent gills. They seemed to get bored of the colors after a while so we would rotate colors and it seemed to produce quite well. We also had a couple northerns on tip ups throughout the day. Rotating the colors seemed to be the key though as the school moved in and out mid morning to mid afternoon.