Dryberry Lake

[Robert T.]

I have heard alot of great things about this lake,I've also heard that it can be a very,very tough lake to crack.Has anyone ever fished this lake? Any thoughts?

[skindzier]

Never been there, but I read this article (and those that are connected to it at the end) & wouldn't mind giving it a shot someday. Supposedly no walleyes, "just" enormous muskies & numerous lake trout & smallies...

http://www.walleyes.org/muskies/dryberry.htm

[fishaton]

Hi Robert,

I fish Dryberry a lot. It is a tough nut too crack but it is a great lake to fish. Like skin said no walleyes and it does have a great trout fishery and as for musky and smallies. The proof is in the pudding. Just be prepared to put your time in. Also access is a road on the west side of the lake will take you about 45mins to an hour to get in. If you have anymore questions shoot me an e-mail.

[Robert T.]

Thanks for the info.I've done some research and found two resorts in the area that also fish this lake.One has a boat-in outpost cabin package,the other offers guided day trips.Sounds like a real adventure either way. I should have posted on the Musky board,so, I'll just say thank you to all the walleye guys.

[Sudhorse44]

fishaton,

I have also fished Dryberry a number of times, and we are going again this year in June. It would be interesting to talk to you about how you fish the lake. We've done really well there everytime we've went. Send me an e-mail sometime (cnwurst@embarqmail.com).

Cory

[Sudhorse44]

fishaton,

I have also fished Dryberry a number of times, and we are going again this year in June. It would be interesting to talk to you about how you fish the lake. We've done really well there everytime we've went. Send me an e-mail sometime (cnwurst@embarqmail.com).

Cory

[fishaton]

Hi Cory,

You've got mail.

Dave

[fishaton]

Hi Cory,

You've got mail.

Dave