We'll we're hitting the end of the summer which is sad in some ways but it means good musky action is just around the corner.
The upper St Croix is running really low and we've been primarily wade fishing the river. Action has been steady with topwater but the fish are not relating to the banks as much because of the low water. It is a little harder to find that mid river break when you're wade fishing the river, especially before you trip over it but when you do there are more than one fish schooled up.
The Mississippi is flowing perfect right now and fish are really active with this heat. We floated from St Cloud down to Clearwater the other day and had two dozen nice fish (missed a bunch as well). We've been waiting almost 3 years for the river to be fishable in August. With this heat and stable weather it should be good through mid-October.
I don't really care about SMBs anymore because starting Labor Day weekend it is full into musky. Sunday we're planning a musky float and B. Marshall has lent me his new Sage Pike rod that he wants stunk up with Esox slim - I will do my best.
Tomorrow however I am in Washington trying for some more Pacific steel. Trying my lunch at spey fishing the Cowlitz.
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