Pokegama Lake (4)

Published: Nov 1, 2018Updated: Mar 25, 2025

Species

Largemouth Bass

Season

Spring (Current)

21 Fishing Reports

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Pokegama Lake (4) Overview

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Largemouth Bass6 Reports
Crappie3 Reports
Walleye1 Report

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Fishing Reports

21 Reports on Pokegama Lake (4)

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Logan Burkstrand
Gold Ambassador
4/20/22
- Species
  Crappie
- Season
  Spring (Pre-Spawn)
- Technique
  Bobbers
- Structure
  Brush Piles
- Forage
  Minnows
Was out on the south end and caught some fish anywhere from 4-9 feet of water. Just using bobbers and minnows it’s still half ice but I was not to bad lot of fish were 5-8 inch crappies. Lake has gone very down hill. But look for minnows and crappies should be near off any drops or up in the shollow in brush piles go catch em !
Xao Xiong
Gold Ambassador
3/23/23
- Species
  Crappie
- Season
  Ice
- Technique
  Ice Fishing Spoons
- Structure
  Submerged Vegetation
- Forage
  Minnows
Crappies were finicky in the open basin but finding them in weeds was another thing. Individuals or pairs were hungry and took 1/32 Clam Pinheads with and without a minnow head. A ML32 St. Croix Custom rod with 3lb Seaguar is a must to detect the bites. Still plenty of ice measuring from 16 to 20 inches. Fish were between 9 and 13 inches. The best bite was an hour from 7pm to 8pm and shut off.
Mid-Sota Media & Guide Service
Blue Ambassador
3/21/24
- Species
  Crappie
- Season
  Spring (Pre-Spawn)
- Technique
  Bobbers
- Structure
  Open Water/Basin
- Forage
  Minnows
- Water Temperature
  38°
Ice out Crappies are so fun when you locate them. We first made a sweep of the lake using side imaging looking for any remaining green weeds. This lake in particular had no weed growth so we started working the bottom edge of the break-line. We located a school of crappie using Side imaging then went to work using forward facing sonar. The fish were a little lethargic to where we had to switch to light jigs, minnows, and a rocket bobber set up. The best technique was to cast upwind of the school and let your jig/minnow drift over top of the school letting the waves do the work. A key part in detecting the bite was by using a light jig (1/32oz) no added split shot weight. This light set up would let the rocket bobber lay on its side. When a crappie hit the presentation they would stand the bobber up indicating he was there. Open water season is here!