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Walleyes are being taken with a jig and minnow in less than 10 feet along Big Hardwoods and north into Sucker Bay. Sugar Point and Battle Point also are giving up walleyes in 5 to 9 feet and the rock pile in Kabekona Bay has produced walleyes with a slip bobber and minnow. Muskie action has slowed a bit, but Sucker Bay and Portage Bay are worth working with topwater baits, while crankbaits have triggered some fish around Cedar Point in Walker Bay. There’s been a few more duck hunters out and they’re seeing more of a mixed bag this week.

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A jig and minnow is producing walleyes on the 12- to 15-foot cabbage in Portage Bay and on Second Duck Point in Sucker Bay over 8 to 12 feet. Sand Point in Walker Bay is worth hitting for perch and walleyes in 5 to 12 feet, while perch are going on Huddle’s Reef in 6 […]

Perch action remains strong off Sand Point and the narrows in 5 to 8 feet or 10 to 15 feet. A jig and minnow or crankbaits are turning walleyes in 7 to 9 feet or on the 10- to 15-foot breaks around Star/Oak, Hardwoods, GrandVu Flats, Sand Point, Cedar Point, and additional shoreline breaks in […]

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 […]

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 […]