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Brewer Lake Fishing Reports
Brewer Lake - Saturday, January 6, 2007
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on 01/06/2007 10:26 PM
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Changes to 2006-2008 regulations indicate Brewer was dropped from the live bait restriction.
I did indead see several year classes of bluegill, but only one year class of crappie. (though I know there are larger, much older fish, but they're rare). Crappie spawns are inconsistant at best. The G&F would do will to stock more of this poplar fish in the future. But its current agenda seems to be to stock walleye, even where they are ill suited. |
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Brewer Lake - Friday, January 5, 2007 | |
Live bait that has been legally frozen and then unthawed is legal on all lakes. This is to ensure the reproductive organs can no longer produce.
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Brewer Lake - Friday, January 5, 2007 | |
Absolutely no live baitfish may be used or in possession while on the following waters:
Belfield Dam, Stark County; Blumhardt Dam, McIntosh County; Bylin Dam/Dougherty Dam, Walsh County; Camel Hump Dam, Golden Valley County; Custer Mine Pond, McLean County; Davis Dam, Slope County; Dickinson Dike, Stark County; Fish Creek, Morton County; Indian Creek, Hettinger County; Kettle Lake, Williams County; Leland Dam, McKenzie County; Lightning Lake, McLean County; McDowell Dam, Burleigh County; North Lemmon Dam, Adams County; Nygren Dam, Morton County; Raleigh Reservoir, Grant County; Sather Dam, McKenzie County; Sheep Creek Dam, Grant County; Velva Sportsmen's Pond, Ward County |
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Brewer Lake - Friday, January 5, 2007 | |
I thought it was illegal to use live minnows on Brewer? Were the minnows dead? Did they change the law and I just don't know what I am talking about?
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Brewer Lake - Friday, January 5, 2007 | |
Though fish can be caught all day, from the regulars I talked to, Brew is a night bite lake. Fishing during the day is hit-and-miss.
If you're using just minnows for crappies and gills, you're missing out on a ton of bites. Downsize your presentation and catch more lookers. From my first experience this year, it was obvious Brewer is in good shape with a number of year classes of crappie and bluegill present. We even stumbled into three different year classes of bass through the ice...weird! |
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Brewer Lake - Thursday, January 4, 2007 | |
Fished Brewer this afternoon and into evening.
Caught 1 nice 'gill and 1 small crappie on waxies (4.5 hours) Missed a couple small ones, the bites were so light the bobber was barely twitching. 21 feet, 3 feet off bottom. Fishing was slow all day acording to locals. Minnows produced one bite but missed. I have a feeling that the crappies and gills are hungry/big enough to hit minnows good. Someone oughta talk to the g and f, and get more crappies stocked in there with a size limit.. let them grow up. The fish are fast growing, with small bones, but.... not enough or big enough to make it worth while, for me atleast. |
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Brewer Lake - Friday, December 29, 2006 | |
rygellner, If you go out of casselton heading north on highway 18 for about 10 miles you take a left and start heading west on county road 4 then go about 8 miles untill you hit county road 5, then take a right on that heading north in 3 miles you will hit a gravel road right before a railroad track, turn left there and in a mile turn right, and you will go through a dip and when you come up the other side of it take a left and you will be there.
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Brewer Lake - Friday, December 29, 2006 | |
rygellner, If you go out of casselton heading north on highway 18 for about 10 miles you take a left and start heading west on county road 4 then go about 8 miles untill you hit county road 5, then take a right on that heading north in 3 miles you will hit a gravel road right before a railroad track, turn left there and in a mile turn right, and you will go through a dip and when you come up the other side of it take a left and you will be there.
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Brewer Lake - Friday, December 29, 2006 | |
Ryan,
I will take you to Brewer, but you need to bring your sister with! Ha! Just teasing you. Seriously, if you look at the game game and fish website, it has a map and will tell you how to ge there. |
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Brewer Lake - Friday, December 29, 2006 | |
How come I can't find Brewer on a map?
Is it straight north of casselton on Highway 18? All I see is the Rush River running north of casselton |
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Brewer Lake - Thursday, December 28, 2006 | |
What have you guys been catchin the fish out of brewer with?
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Brewer Lake - Wednesday, December 27, 2006 | |
brewer
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Brewer Lake - Monday, December 25, 2006 | |
When is the last time someone pulled a few walleye out of Brewer?If so what part of the lake was it?
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Brewer Lake - Monday, December 25, 2006 | |
Brewer Lake is located about, 30 miles North of Casselton, just follow the signs after you get on the highway.
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Brewer Lake - Monday, December 25, 2006 | |
were is brewer located ,by what town.
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