In Canadian waters, the walleyes
have moved back onto structure with the warming weather. The crappie and perch bite on the points
and dropoff areas has slowed down, but the reefs in most sections of the lake
are producing lots of walleye again.
Muskie and pike fishing has been steady, with rock areas being the most
consistent now that the weeds are starting to die off and break apart, and the
evening hours continue to be the most productive for casting. Lake trout have been using water depths
from 40 to 100 feet, and both jigging and trolling presentations have been
working.
In
Minnesota waters, the better areas have been Little Oak, Lunatic, and Oak
islands. The action on the reef
structure in the Big Traverse area should be picking up with the warming
weather as well.
Reported by Scott Edman, Edman's Angling Adventures
