Sucker Bay is producing decent numbers of eating-size walleyes, as is First Duck Point, Little Hardwoods, and Second Duck Point in 9 to 12 feet. Walker Bay is producing walleyes off the shoreline breaks and points, but walleyes continue to be scattered. Jiggin’ Raps, a jig and minnow, crawlers, and live-bait rigs with large minnows are working. Perch reports have been strong off Sand Point, the Narrows, and towards GrandVu in less than 8 feet. Muskies continue to be pulled off the main lake rocks or weeds in Agency Bay. Duck hunting has started somewhat slow, although there are some wood ducks being shot.
Walleye reports continue to be spotty with some fish being taken on crankbaits, a jig and minnow or crawlers. The fish seem to still be spread out and covering water continues to be the best option throughout the main lake. Rigs and large minnows are producing some walleyes on the 12- to 15-foot breaks in […]
Bigger perch have started being caught in better numbers near Sand Point, Trapper’s Landing, and the Narrows in 4 to 7 feet. Muskie action continues to be good with bucktails on the rocks more than weeds. Some walleyes are hitting a jig and minnow on the shoreline breaks and points, but covering water with crankbaits […]
The evening/after dark bite for walleyes continues to go off Sand Point in 10 to 14 feet with crankbaits or a slip bobbers and leeches. During the day, crankbaits or spinner rigs are being used on main lake structure and breaks to cover water and pick off walleyes in 9 to 15 feet. Some anglers […]
Cover water with crankbaits on the 14- to 18-foot rocks and you’ll catch a few walleyes. There’s also a spinner and crawler bite in the Goose Island/Snake Pit area in 15 to 20 feet. A slip bobber and leech or trolling crankbaits at night continues to produce some walleyes in the Sand Point area over […]