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Believe it or not ice fishing season on Lake Vermilion is almost here

Posted by Terry "Ace" Sjoberg on Wednesday, October 31, 2012, In : Fishing Lake Vermilion 
Hey everybody,

With the open water fishing season about to come to an end, I'm sure many of you are thinking about the hard water season.

Lake Vermilion typically has some fishable ice by late November, even as early as Thanksgiving many years. You won't see me out there on 3 or 4 inches of ice, but I know there are some of you that will be out that early.

Safety is the big issue early in the season. Always be prepared for the worst if you venture out early. I have a good friend that br...

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It's been a great fall for fishing on Lake Vermilion

Posted by Terry "Ace" Sjoberg on Wednesday, October 24, 2012, In : Fishing Lake Vermilion 
Hello everybody!

The open water fishing season is winding down to just a couple of weeks of decent fall weather. I always get a little blue this time of the season even when I'm on the water every day. Just knowing that another fishing season is about over puts me into a little funk this time of the year.

My wife will usually try to avoid me when she can because after 40 years she can easily recognize the symptoms. I know there are still a couple good weeks yet and perhaps a little more...

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Trolling for walleyes on Lake Vermilion can be very effective

Posted by Terry "Ace" Sjoberg on Wednesday, September 5, 2012, In : Fishing Lake Vermilion 

Hello everybody,

    One of the least used yet most effective presentations for Walleyes on Lake Vermilion is trolling.

    I'm not talking about pulling cranks along the shoreline breaks, which I know many people like to do. I'm talking about trolling for suspended Walleyes, out in the lakes main basin areas.

    There has been an increase in the number of anglers that use this presentation, but it's still a very under used method for catching walleyes when many other more typical pres...


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Fall offers some of the best fishing of the year on Lake Vermilion if you're after walleye, muskie or bass

Posted by Terry "Ace" Sjoberg on Monday, August 27, 2012, In : Fishing Lake Vermilion 
Hello everybody!

    Here it is late August already with just a few days until September. Summer is just about over and many of you will be out in the woods or in a blind somewhere in the next few weeks. I, on the other hand, will be out on the water enjoying some of the best fishing of the entire season.
    Shorter days and falling water temps always get me excited about fishing. It means that Lake Vermilion and many other northern Minnesota lakes will get very active for a number of ...

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Terry Terry "Ace" Sjoberg is the owner-operator of Ace guide service on Beautiful Lake Vermilion. He has been guiding on Lake Vermilion since 1987 and does full and half day fishing adventures for muskie, smallmouth and largemouth bass, northern pike and most Minnesotan's favorite fish, Walleye. He has a full-time professional guide service so he is on the water almost every day between May and November. Ace has also spent many years as a tournament angler, including the Masters Walleye Circuit. He is a two-time Champion of the "Lake Vermilion Walleye Classic;" a two-time MWC "World Walleye Championship" qualifier; and he has several top 10 tournament finishes over his career. Ace has also written several articles on topics related to fishing, everything from where to fish and how to fish for your favorite species, to what presentations work the best and the correct way to use them. Muskies are his favorite species, but he also loves fishing for those hard-fighting Smallmouth bass. He has been published in many outdoor publications including "Muskie," Musky Hunter," "FLW Outdoors," "Ice fishing," "Minnesota outdoors," and "Midwest outdoors." He has also written for a number of outdoor websites including local fishing reports. For more see www.aceguideservice.com.
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