“Dual Attack” Fish Addictions TV Tackles Lake of the Woods

Fish Addictions TV came up to Lake of the Woods to put the smack down on some walleyes and sauger. The theme for the show includes using a permanent style house while also running and gunning on sleds with portables shelters. There are so many ways to enjoy fishing Lake of the Woods. Here are the different ways to enjoy LOW.

The Fuller Service Approach

Full service ice fishing makes ice fishing possible for the young, old, disabled, etc.  What a great way to enjoy a Minnesota winter than catching walleyes, saugers, perch, eelpout, pike and a variety of other fish with friends and loved ones.  Most think of ice fishing as sitting outside on a bucket.  Not at Lake of the Woods.  The resorts like to take great care of folks and make their ice fishing adventure easy and enjoyable.  From heated resort to heated fish house with the holes drilled and set up on top of the fish.  This is ice fishing Lake of the Woods style.

The Run and Gun Approach

Many anglers will utilize the lodging on LOW and do a run and gun approach with there own equipment. Whether that’s using snowmobiles and portable shelters to utilize fishing areas or using a vehicle and driving out through resort road access’s to fishing spots.

The Wheelhouse Approach

Some anglers have purchased wheelhouses to pull up and onto LOW. Whether its a sleeper wheelhouse or a day house style while using lodging on land. Road passes can be purchased at a handful resorts. Resorts to keep in mind for road passes include Adrian’ Resort, Bugsy’s on Bostic, Cyrus Resort, Morris Point Resort, Zippel Bay Resort, Long Point Resort, and Dale’s Fish House Rentals(Babblers).  A small fee is needed to utilize the access.

Some groups of anglers will utilize one, some, or all of these tactics in any one given trip. It all depends what anglers have available to them and what they want to do on their fishing trip.

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