Quote Originally Posted by apb View Post
Appreciate the info! Crooked lake area is where he is going. Says they use a lot of mepps spinners, 1/2 oz and topwater stuff.
Man Crooked in May........what could be better. That area is freakin, freakin FANTASTIC, but don't get caught on the Canadian side, unless you're licensed up.

The Canadian side of Crooked is probably better, but I've done really good on the US side too. But I've never used a mepps spinner It might be early for topwater. Memorial Day weekend, I usually pound leading banks using tubes and jigs.

White Flukes are awesome too.

Lately, and on my last trip to crooked, I simply murdered fish on a big hammer swimbait. Be sure to have him checkout my website for my 2012 spring trip. I think that was my last Crooked trip, and it has a pretty good story and some great pics and videos.

The day bays..........Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday are all awesome, but Saturday and Sunday Bay were really, really good. Back of Saturday Bay, we pounded the walleye on swimbaits. Find the emergent weeds, and fish that edge. Hang on, because we also pounded a few 15lb + northern pike back there, with the largest being a 18.5 40inch BRUTE.

The campsite on Saturday Bay....the SouthEast Campsite is great. Another fantastic site is the South West campsite in Friday Bay. It has a pretty nice sandy beach, but the fishin in that area is not as stellar.

Man, I'm already wishin I was there.......

I'm headed back to Canada in the fall, and will be staying north east of Crooked on Robinson, but I think we will make a day trip or two over the 100 rod portage into Gardner bay. We might even make it into the main body of crooked once or twice.

Have FUN.............

IM or Private Message me anytime for additional info.

Finally, I believe Randy Kuhens runs some guide trips up there to Crooked.......Not too sure, but I think so.

Later,

Geo