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I made it up to Waldo this morning, one spectacular lake. The water is so amazing, you can't do it Justis with a point and shoot camera. Wasn't a real fishing trip more of a nature excursion for my better half and a friend. Beautiful weather the water temp was mid fifties for most of the lake, a few shallow areas it jumped to 59 degrees. Quite a cross selection of crafts on the water, one very cool sail boat. The skeeters were relentless to say the least, thirsty little buggers. I did bring a rod and reel just in case I saw an area that screamed "try me", the sonar showed massive schools of fish hanging around 60 plus feet. The wind picked up in the late morning and the fish started to come up to the surface....
One nice Brookie couldn't refuse my lure and made it to the net...My wife had never seen a Brookie before and this was a beauty, spent most of the day exploring the coves and islands and flailing arms to wort off herds of Mosquitoes.
Found a old abandoned attempt at water diversion project, very interesting lake and a lot more history than I figured on. Sure wish more people could enjoy this resource, very cool place. I mainly use this lake in the fall when the bugs are down for the year and one can really enjoy the lake.
Here are a few pictures...if you get the oppertunity to try this lake out I highly recommend it...
Chuck
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Found a old abandoned attempt at water diversion project, very interesting lake and a lot more history than I figured on. Sure wish more people could enjoy this resource, very cool place. I mainly use this lake in the fall when the bugs are down for the year and one can really enjoy the lake.
Here are a few pictures...if you get the oppertunity to try this lake out I highly recommend it...
Chuck