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For more than a decade, LYON SLEEPERS has been putting fishermen
in contact with fish. If you're looking for the fast
Walleye runs of December and March or the steady Sauger action
in mid-winter, we make sure you're there. The jumbo Perch
of January and February are no problem while those with a taste
for the pole bending bonanza of big Burbot will not be
disappointed. Our 80% guest return rate reflects our
commitment- we put you where you want to be.
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LYON SLEEPERS stresses
mobility, the key ingredient in any Lake of the Woods fishing
trip. Satellite houses are shifted daily to locate schools
of fish while sleepers, uniquely designed for easy movement,
follow the successful patterns. Remember, Lake of the
Woods, has a combined Walleye and Sauger limit of 8 fish.
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Safety and service are as much a
part of the LYON SLEEPERS experience as the fishing.
Backup propane heaters and dependable transport equipment
all combine to make your trip worry free.
Assistance
and advice from a reliable, lake savvy staff about fishing,
fish-cleaning, or any other sleeper related activity are always
available. LYON SLEEPERS wants to make your ice
fishing vacation a memorable one.
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LYON SLEEPERS sets their
fish houses along the southern shore of Lake of the Woods,
usually between Pine Island and Graceton Beach. Exact
locations are dependent on fish movement and weather conditions.
Sauger, Walleye and Perch are consistently caught in this area
with the occasional Northern Pike and Sturgeon showing up for
added excitement. Eelpout are also quite common and
generally bite best at night.
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- Propane heater & lights, with
backup heat source.
- Cook stove with oven
- Inside finished with
carpeting and paneling
- Cooking utensils, dishes, &
paper products
- Live bait
- Mattresses & pillows
- Private toilet area.
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- Sleeping bag & pillow case
- Food
- Fishing poles & tackle
- Cell phone
(baggage limit of 60 pounds per person)
Tackle should be
light action, with soft-tipped jigging poles and 4-6 lb.
test line working best. Small (1/4 oz. or less)
jigs, plain hooks, or jigging spoons are the most
effective terminal tackle. A depth finder (e.g.
Vexilar) is also a real plus for fishing all vertical
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CALL TODAY! 1-800-664-3735. |
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