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predator

Posted 12/3/2005 2:54 PM (#37724)
Subject: fishing floats

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Location: Onalaska Wi

Any one know what the schedule for the fishing floats are in the trempealeau-dresback-genoa are? just currious if they are still open? and how long? I tried Tremp boat landing sat 2 pm to put in but to slippery with the new snow and didnt see any sand barrels around and no one else fishing either. I am planning on Genoa Sunday but currious about landing there aslo with the cont of snow tomorrow, also any good fishing reports?i dont have any thanks Larry

Mark Komo

Posted 12/3/2005 3:32 PM (#37725 - in reply to #37724)
Subject: RE: fishing floats

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Posts: 1195

Location: Orland Park, IL

Yep, see my report. Was out at genoa launch on Friday. Not too bad. Plowed and sanded. 4WD will come in handy though. Or should I say cant hurt. Definately had to bust some ice. Not to be obvious, but have someone in the back of boat with spud bar to bust up ice as you slip in. Hopefully, someone will have take care of that for you.

Weather was weecked. Feesh were not cooperative, though no slammers. No teecks at all, just a swallow. If you didnt feel bottom on the last jeeg stroke, chances are a feesh had it. Should be moving again by Sunday. They gotta eat every 3 days no?

Float across from Genoa was close for season. Last week, I think, was the last week.

predator

Posted 12/3/2005 3:42 PM (#37726 - in reply to #37724)
Subject: RE: fishing floats

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Posts: 21

Location: Onalaska Wi

thanks for the fast report i was planning on using float many people out fish at genoa? i have 4x4 , no one at Tremp sat i didnt feel comfortabale with the conditions plus no sand barrels around with the snow coming down.

Mark Komo

Posted 12/3/2005 4:50 PM (#37727 - in reply to #37724)
Subject: RE: fishing floats

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Posts: 1195

Location: Orland Park, IL

There were about 4 other boats. Feeshing was slow, so sunday maybe they will be turning some. Nice ramp, not really steep. We did have a 4x4 but really didnt seem to need it. Most folks pretty good about emptying trailers BEFORE rolling up, a phenomenon rarely seen here on the Illinois side.

Usually the floats do pretty good. Here is one I visited and thought it was great.

http://www.clementsfishing.com/

hougie

Posted 12/4/2005 8:25 AM (#37733 - in reply to #37724)
Subject: RE: fishing floats

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Posts: 97

Location: Rochester, MN

As for dresbach, my uncle owns that one and he shuts it down by Nov so its certainly not an option now. Good luck out there.

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