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indypacker2012 01-07-2012 05:02 PM

sessi
 
Headed to sessi lake with northern wilderness outfitters sept. 2012. Looking for fishing spots, lake info, cabin info. would appreciate any help. Thx

tourist outfitter 01-10-2012 03:47 PM

sessi?
 
[QUOTE=indypacker2012;1380198]Headed to sessi lake with northern wilderness outfitters sept. 2012. Looking for fishing spots, lake info, cabin info. would appreciate any help. Thx[/QUOTE]


I assume you mean Seseganaga east of the town of Savant Lake?
Maybe mention that for more hits? Lots of people go there and it is an awesome lake!

Ten Horse Johnson 01-10-2012 05:30 PM

This lake? [url]http://northernwilderness.net/lakes/sesikinaga[/url]

It connects to Jeannette Lake via a small inflow. I've fished Jeannette (via Kabeelo Air) four different times and am going back there this summer. The area got hit very hard with forest fires last year, so Jeannette and Sessi were closed off for a while. The cabin on Jeannette actually burned down and we got redirected to a different lake (Okanse, which is also served by Northern Wilderness). It is possible that there are some burned down woods on part of the lake, but I doubt that affects the fishing.

Excellent walleye fishing on Jeannette, and I would have to imagine Sessi is very good too. Average walleye are about 18 inches, and we have caught them up to 31 inches. Have caught northern in the low 40's but we don't target them as much.

From the map, it looks like a lake you could easily get lost on without a GPS, though it's not big enough where you'd truly get lost like LOTW. My experience with the lakes in that area is that you don't need to worry about gathering all the hot spots in advance. These lakes are LOADED with fish, and if you have a basic knowledge of vertical jigging, you'll be fine. Your outfitter should be able to point you in the right direction to get started.

indypacker2012 01-10-2012 05:36 PM

Thx appreciate the info


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