It looks like Fall is about to arrive in Nestor Falls in the coming week. Kakagi (Crow) Lake starting to drop it's surface temperatures but holding on to 67 degrees yesterday in the main lake area's. Smaller lakes were showing mid 70's, but they should also fall quickly.

Walleye action on Cedartree was great fun and the Walleye's were found in 4-6 foot water just off weed edges.

Northern Pike action on Cedartree also still going strong with a couple big fish sightings, not 100% certain if they were big Pike or Muskies.

Big Bass on Cedartree also biting in the late summer type of weather with a 3 pound Bass being the average size caught.

Today a Lake Trout fisherman found our first 50" Muskie of the year in 110' waters. They actually were able to see the fish hit the lure on the depth finder - very fun. For the longest time they were not sure if it was a big Lake Trout or a Muskie and they did not have a camera in the boat.

Unfortunately, today the Lake Trout were a little too big and ended up costing the guests a healthy fine from the Game Warden. No more then 1 person licensed angler over the 22.1 inch size during the month of September - please remember the September size restrictions to save yourselves from dealing with a fine of roughly $200 per fish.

The Lake Trout are biting very well as our Lake Trout season comes near it's end. I even managed to get in on the Lake Trout action with a 41" monster on Saturday that weighed over 30 pounds. The big trout had a girth of about 24" and it was truly the fish of a lifetime. Posted several pictures of the fish the last couple days. Looks like I have a chance at the biggest Lake Trout for this season - and honestly hoping I come in 2nd place.

Regards,