Walleye action at the Northwest
Angle has been great! The mayfly
hatch hasn’t finished yet, but the walleye bite is still hot. Jigging the rock
reefs has been producing lots of nice keeper fish and plenty of 20-plus inch
fish. In Canadian waters, Massacre
Island has been one of the better areas, although most reefs on the Ontario
side are holding fish. In
Minnesota waters, look for the best action around the Oak I. and Little Oak I.
areas, Starren Shoals, and the reefs at Knight and Bridges.
Muskie
and pike anglers have been doing better lately, although high winds and the
algae bloom have made casting in some areas difficult. Bass fishing remains good, and the lake
trout have been active in 80 to 100 feet of water.
Report provided by Edman's Angling Adventures Guide Service
