Walking Out for Monsterous Fort Peck Lakers (plus tips and how to) 

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You know it! Thanks, Rush!! You get the top commenter of the day award on my channel 🥇 haha

I don’t fish the lakers consistently enough to speak much on it. But I’d say no, I’m not seeing that. Definitely seeing way more little fish in the mix than I’m used to. But for numbers of quality fish, I’d say the biggest players have to do with seasonal water conditions and baitfish etc and how consolidated the lakers are in zones people are targeting.

Montana. Thanks for checking out the video!

I mention some tips on structures/depths at about the 33 min mark. If you find structure with rock or wood on it, it’s a big plus. The majority of people fish within approx 5 miles of the dam. It’s very good there in closer proximity to the dam but lakers utilize much of the entire length of the lake in the winter time so doesn’t hurt to get creative trying various areas of the lake and see how you like them also.

Also! Thanks for watching the video and hope your trip goes well!

@@FishcastAngling appreciate you taking the time and effort to film for us! And I hope it’s a good trip as well! Seems ice and weather may line up haha! Tight Lines and Stay Blessed

I gotta buy some of those baits the Simcoe 75 hw did you tie to the front hole or the back hole??

@@zachchristensen1394 the front one

I’ve weighed multiple 18-20 pounders. In my experience it’s pretty tough to get them over 17lbs out there.

@@FishcastAngling we're coming out on the 26th for a week. 😊

@@hammer2596 sweet! Go catch a 20 pounder!

The biggest fish in that video ranged between 33”-37” and 13- 20 lbs approx. thanks for watching the video!!

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