Walleyes continue to bite best after dark on structure or shoreline breaks in 16 to 30 feet. Since last weekend, weather conditions haven’t allowed anglers to move around so those with permanent houses have been taking what they can get. Perch reports also have been limited, but look to the Sand Point, Pine Point, and Goose Island areas in 6 to 14 feet.
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Anglers are sorting through their perch and those that stay on the move are putting together a nice bunch of fish off Sand Point in 6 to 10 feet or north of Goose Island in 6 to 12 feet. On the south end, the Claybanks and Red Rocks areas are producing perch in 6 to […]
Anglers are sorting through numbers of small perch, but coming up with decent bunches of keepers off Sand Point in 9 to 12 feet or Boy Bay and Agency Bay in slightly deeper water. Walleyes continue to be caught, but reports have been best from those on the move, fishing overnight, and getting away from […]
Walleyes are being caught on the south shore humps and reefs in 18 to 24 feet, but the anglers catching the most fish have remained mobile or stayed well past sunset. The 40- to 50-foot humps in Walker Bay are giving up walleyes, again during low-light periods. You’ll also pluck some walleyes during the evening […]
You’ll hook walleyes and a few perch off Sand Point in 12 to 15 feet or off the rocks and humps on the south end out of Trapper’s Landing in 17 to 19 feet. Some walleyes also are being caught in 16 to 20 feet in Agency Bay and Trader’s Bay. Ice conditions are generally […]