I'm not in any way saying this to keep people off of my secret "honey hole". These were difficult to come by on my one (and only ) trip to Dryberry. Electricity (for charging your trolling motor batteries ) Please keep in mind that in order to successfully fish for muskies (especially if bringing your own boat ), you need access to two things:Ģ. I understand that we all want to catch 50+ inch muskies, but at some point, it just becomes a complete pain in the tush when you have to struggle that badly to get to a place. UNTIL you figure in the cost of the new vehicle you will have to buy yourself after the "road of death" that you will have to travel on. Here are my thoughts.ĭryberry is less expensive. Good luck on whichever lake you decide to visit-Pat If you want an easier trip altogether-Rowan's the way to go! If you're looking for a more "rustic-middle of nowhere" kind of vibe-Dryberry is right up your alley. The fishing is very similar on both waterways-good weedbeds-great rock reefs- islands, saddles, rock walls- and open water baitfish schools to work. Four wheel drive is a MUST-as you're driving over some very SKETCHY terrain and through some nasty water-filled holes. Rowan is MUCH easier to get to-as the road to Dryberry is extremely difficult. The fish are there to be caught-no doubt about it.
Nielsen's is a FANTASTIC trip-the people, food, accommodations, and fishing is TOP NOTCH. You have to drive to Longbow Lake (up near Kenora ) to pick up the cabin keys and return them when you're trip's done- unless you make other arrangements with the owners ahead of time.
The only "rentable" property on Dryberry is Redden's outpost camp- they were 120 bucks per person/per day the last time I checked. I have fished BOTH lakes-and they are very similar in their makeup.
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