Blackduck Lake - Fishing & Hunting
Phone: (218) 835-4862
Cell Phone: (712) 331-4750
Email: tepeetonka@yahoo.com
20326 Tepee Hill Lane NE
Aluminum Dock with Bumpers.
Winter Ice House Rentals - Sleeper & Day Houses - Winter Access - Shower House
The lake is 2600 acres - DNR Stocks Walleye Fry
Plenty of structure and weed beds, with 90% sand and 10% muck bottom - Excellent Water Clarity
Boat & Pontoon Rentals
Hunt for Deer, Bear, Grouse, Geese & Ducks
Boat Landing - Also Public Landing nearby
Fish Cleaning Houses on the property
Fishing
Hunting
The bait of choice for fishing Blackduck Lake can usually be divided up in seasons. Fat head minnows work well in spring and fall fished on Lindy type rigs, single hook spinners, jigs or bare hook on slip bobbers. Late spring also try leeches. Leeches are an excellent summer and fall bait, and are fished the same as minnows, but often with a small float or floating jig to help hold the bait off and above the bottom summer weeds and moss. Worms are a great summer and fall bait and in combination with different techniques and tackle can be used to catch all species.
Early spring fishing is normally done in shallower water 7 to 12 feet along the shore on near old weed beds or major sized lake bars. After dark trolling of lures at times can be productive. Late spring fishing along emerging reeds can be good choice. Late evening fishing including 1/2 hour after dark on Blackduck lake is usually prime fishing time.
Summer fishing is a time to slow down presentation and to fish deeper and mid lake humps and bars, especially at bright day times. Weed edges will usually hold some walleyes all summer long. Try slip bobber fishing, especially late evening. Trolling smaller crank baits can trigger walleye action, you may need a weight to get them deeper.
Fall fishing using a 2 hook spinner rig with 1/2 a night crawler can be devastating, bring in perch, walleye, blue gills and even northern. Trolling smaller crank baits, slow for walleyes faster for northern works for active fish. Don’t be surprised if perch, bluegills and crappies are also actively hitting these lures. This the time for northern pike to get active and hungry, especially the big ones.
Blackduck Lake has excellent Northern, Perch, Crappie and Walleye ice fishing. Upper Red Lake and Bemidji Lake are just a short drive and offer excellent fishing as well. Numerous smaller Lakes in the area also. We plow roads.
For Northwoods folks, fall means hunting season! As the leaves peak at the end of September, hunters are getting ready for the hunting opener. Grouse, duck, goose, deer & bear are all popular targets.
In the Blackduck area local woods were very wet, concentrating the birds for easy hunting. The Blackduck and Bemidji area has an abundance on public land for hunting, from several state forests to Chippewa National forest (660,000 acres) to tax forfeited state and county land, and included ATV and non ATV trails and backwoods.