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Anglers reported large catches of pink salmon and lake trout here, with some coho and chinook salmon caught as well.
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Anglers reported large catches of pink salmon and lake trout here, with some coho and chinook salmon caught as well.

Cover water with spinner rigs or crankbaits for walleyes. A look at the fishing report from across Minnesota on Aug. 30, 2023.
A mixed bag of trout and salmon has been going up the tributaries here with the cooler weather, but given warm lake water, the biggest push of trout and salmon has not happened yet.

Mature kings are being found anywhere from 40 fow out to 550 fow in this area.

Two techniques continue catching the majority of the walleyes: drifting spinners with crawlers and trolling crankbaits.

A little respite from the heat over the weekend allowed a few more people to get out and enjoy a little boat time. The bite wasn’t ideal, but people still caught fish. Here’s what they

An angling group fishing out of Two Rivers had a good day on Lake Michigan, bringing in a nice catch of chinook salmon and lake trout. One of the chinook salmon was nearly 27 pounds.

We saw all the extremes this week – 100 degrees one day and 50 degrees the next. We haven’t seen a huge change in fish location, just a change in what we’re doing — namely

The overall walleye bite here has been good, but recent winds have fish a bit more scattered.
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