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Muskie action continues to go strong with jerk baits and topwater baits on the mid-depth weeds and rocks. Walleye anglers are covering water with crankbaits or spinner rigs with crawlers and leeches on the main lake flats in 15 to 20 feet. The area west of Goose Flats and Trader’s Bay have been two of the more consistent spots. Trolling crankbaits or slip bobber fishing during low-light periods in 10 to 14 feet from Sand Point to Cedar Point in Walker Bay also has produced walleyes. Largemouth bass reports continue to be good from the reeds and rice beds in most bays.

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Look for walleyes to hit a spinner rig along the 15- to 20-foot shoreline breaks or 25- to 30-foot humps in Walker Bay. Cover water with crankbaits or spinner rigs in 15 to 20 feet for walleyes in Trader’s Bay, the Snake Pit, Hardwoods, and Duck point areas. Leadcore and crankbaits are turning walleyes in […]

Bottom bouncers and spinners with crawlers seem to be working best on the main lake rocks for walleyes in 12 to 15 feet. Slip bobbers and leeches or crankbaits are turning walleyes each evening along the 10- to 15-foot breaks in Walker Bay. There’s also been some daytime action with Jiggin’ Raps on the humps […]

You need to cover water and key on low-light periods of the day for walleyes. The best reports are coming off the rocks in 10 to 15 feet with spinner rigs and crawlers. The Annex, Pelican Island, and Submarine Island are good starting points. Walleyes also are being caught on the 9- to 15-foot breaks […]

Spinners and crawlers are turning walleyes on the main lake rock in 15 to 20 feet or the 9- to 12-foot weeds in Sucker Bay. The north end humps in Walker Bay are giving up walleyes, as are the breaks off Cedar and Sand points in 12 to 14 feet. Muskie anglers are seeing fish, […]