A jig and minnow is producing walleyes on the points and shorelines in 6 to 9 feet with some wind or 10 to 15 feet if it’s calm. Diamond Point, Battle Point, Mounds Point, Duck Point, and the Hardwoods have all produced walleyes this week. Trolling crankbaits at night in less than 12 feet has provided steady walleye action as well. Perch anglers continue to sort through small fish, but are finding keepers in the narrows and Sand Point area. Look for better muskie action on the rocks adjacent to deep water. Grouse hunting reports have been good, and waterfowl hunters are seeing fewer teal and wood ducks, but more ringbills.
Minnows or crawlers are turning walleye fishing on the main lake bars and wind-driven points in 7 to 12 feet. Better areas this week include Otter Tail Point, Goose Island Flats, Star/Oak Point, and Pine Point – just depends on the wind. Topwater or rubber baits are triggering some muskies and rocks seem to be […]
Walleyes are being taken with slip bobber rigs on the 6- to 10-foot weed patches in Headquarter’s Bay, Boy Bay, Miller’s Bay, and Uram Bay. Lead-core and crankbaits are producing walleyes over 20 to 25 feet on the main lake rock areas during the day, as is long-lining crankbaits at night around Goose Island and […]
Spinners and crawlers continue to produce walleyes on the main lake flats in 10 to 14 feet. There’s also been fish starting to be caught with minnows on the flats and green weed areas in 9 to 12 feet, while others are hitting Jiggin’ Raps on the deep humps in Walker Bay. At night, slip […]
Most walleyes are coming out of 14 to 20 feet during the day on spinners and crawlers – work the reefs and bars. Jiggin’ Raps also are turning daytime walleyes in 15 to 22 feet along the hard-bottom structured areas. At night, trolling crankbaits in 9 to 12 feet around the points in Walker Bay […]