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esoxjunkie · 12-12-2008, 10:18 AM

my favorite piece of structure is the one the muskies are using at the time!

I knew those 2 islands would be in the subject when I read the topic Chris! So many great spots on LOTW, I don't know where to start. A few are saddles, a few are midlake rocks/reefs...

How about this: a lake like Cass, that has a limited number of goose-bumpy, rotator-cuff ripping, teeth-clenching, rear-end puckering, knee-shaking spots is easier for me to pin down a few faves-

1) A small Tahoe sized cabbage bed out on the end of a point that very few people know about.

2) A west-facing shoreline with reeds on top, cabbage growing down the steep drop all the way to 17' or so and you're casting to them while the boat is over 26'.

3) A 3-4' sand bar that sticks way out into the lake, with a few boulders on the edge where it drops to 50' in a boat length.

And then of course, there's this dead tree in the water about 50yards off the shore of Wagon Train...

Jamie

12-12-2008, 10:18 AM	#4 (permalink)
esoxjunkie esoxjunkie is staring at a hole in the ice Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 181 Thanks: 19 Thanked 40 Times in 31 Posts	Frankly... my favorite piece of structure is the one the muskies are using at the time! I knew those 2 islands would be in the subject when I read the topic Chris! So many great spots on LOTW, I don't know where to start. A few are saddles, a few are midlake rocks/reefs... How about this: a lake like Cass, that has a limited number of goose-bumpy, rotator-cuff ripping, teeth-clenching, rear-end puckering, knee-shaking spots is easier for me to pin down a few faves- 1) A small Tahoe sized cabbage bed out on the end of a point that very few people know about. 2) A west-facing shoreline with reeds on top, cabbage growing down the steep drop all the way to 17' or so and you're casting to them while the boat is over 26'. 3) A 3-4' sand bar that sticks way out into the lake, with a few boulders on the edge where it drops to 50' in a boat length. And then of course, there's this dead tree in the water about 50yards off the shore of Wagon Train... Jamie