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You need to cover water on the main lake with a spinner and crawler in 9 to 11 feet for walleyes from Joe’s Landing to the Hardwoods. A slip bobber and leech is turning walleyes on the 16- to 20-foot rocks on North and West bars, while crankbaits are producing walleyes after dark in Walker Bay from 8 to 12 feet. Muskie reports have been good on the cabbage in Portage Bay and north of Hardwoods. Largemouth bass are hitting in the rice beds throughout the lake.

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Muskie action has improved quite a bit from last week with good reports of active fish coming out of Portage Bay, Sucker Bay, Agency Bay, and the Two Points area. Walleyes are tough to catch during the day, but you will hook a few during low-light periods with slip bobbers and leeches or spinners and […]

Walleye anglers are grinding out bites during the day with live bait or Jiggin’ Raps on the humps and shoreline breaks in Walker Bay or the main lake rock and weed flats. Trolling crankbaits at night in 9 to 12 feet has produced some walleyes from Sand to Cedar Point and the GrandVu Flats to […]

A slip bobber and leech or live-bait rigs and crawlers are producing walleyes in the weeds of Trader’s Bay, Sucker Bay, and off Sand Point during the evening hours. The humps in Walker Bay started giving up a few more fish and some walleyes are being caught at night by trolling crankbaits from Sand Point […]

Rocks continue to produce better numbers of walleyes during the day in 15 to 20 feet. With a good wind, you’ll still pick walleyes out of the weeds and shoreline breaks in 9 to 12 feet with spinner rigs and leeches. Trolling crankbaits at night from Sand Point to Cedar Point in less than 12 […]