Rods & Reels:

Spinning rod(s). Medium action

Spinning reel(s) Medium weight to handle 8 lb. test mono

Fly rod --optional, for northern pike #9 or #10 weight rod, with special wire leaders for fly fishing.

Single action fly reel spooled with #9 or #10 Wt line. Bring large white, red and black streamers and Dahlberg Divers

Casting rod(s) Medium-heavy and heavy actions.

Casting reels--Heavy enough to handle 25 lb. test mono and/or 36 lb. test Dacron line (Cortland Muskie Master)

Rod case--I suggest a Plano

Lures:

Jigs--1/8, 1/4, and 3/4 oz. Suggest Lindy Fuzz-E-Grubs in chartreuse, yellow, or white.

Plain jig heads work too but the Fuzz-E-Grubs have an edge to them.

Take plenty because you'll lose them in the rocks. And if you're catching fish, you're in the rocks and losing jigs!

ALSO--bring a couple 1 and 2 oz. Jigs for lake trout.

Spinner Baits:

Mepps Muskie Killers (Silver blades)

Lindy Tandem Spins (Black and red)

Any bucktail spinners with silver blades

Johnson Silver Minnows

Doctor Spoons

Crankbaits:

Storm Deep Thundersticks (in silver, or blue, and Fire Tiger)

Wally Divers and Rapalas also work well on God's Lake

Spoons:

Dardevle -red and white, black and white 1 oz.

Red Eye 1 oz.

K.O. Woblers

Little Cleos

Casting Flies:

Streamers and poppers are very popular for the Pike.

Flies For Brook Trout

Black, Olive & Brown Woolybugger	#2-10	Gold-ribbed Hare's Ear Nymph	#14-16
Matuka Streamers	#2-6	Zonkers	#2-6
Callibaetis Nymph	#12-16	Clouser Minnow	#4
Olive Damselfly Nymph	#8-10	Elk Hair Caddis	#12-16
Gold-ribbed Hare's Ear Nymph	#14-16	Adams Dry	#12-16
Black, Olive & Brown Marabou Leach	#4-10	Calabaetis Dry	#12-16

Lake Trout Spoons

Frozen minnows are also used for the Lake Trout, either jigging or trolling.

Clothing/accessories Optional:

Hooded rain gear

Hooded sweat shirt

Long underwear

Waterproof boots

Medium-heavy, water-repellent jacket

Gloves

Long-sleeve shirts

Long brim hat

Bring fresh mosquito repellent

Bug hood (just in case)

Flash light w/extra batteries

Small first aid kit to take in boat

And any other personal items you believe will add to your trip

 ALSO--Bring your appetite!