Angler was pulling crankbaits in about 110 feet of water, hoping to find walleyes suspended in the water column. Instead, he landed a big rainbow that measured 241⁄4 inches.
For those who fish here, the draw is usually the expectation that they can put together a decent batch of sunfish or crappies and experience some quality largemouth bass fishing as well.
Its physical features are pretty simplistic – very little structure and shallow – but it’s one heck of a walleye lake.
Clearer water and rising temperatures have made lake habitat more friendly for panfish and bass, but an effort undertaken in cooperation with the Green Lake Property Owners Association is doing its best to maintain what’s
Bemidji is full of structure, is loaded with walleyes, jumbo perch, and muskies, and receives heavy fishing pressure, likely due to both its location and its year-round ability to produce fish.
With the exception of the month of July, walleye angling on the lake is catch-and-release this season.
While lacking a laundry list of fish species to catch, its non-fishing-related offerings, along with some darn good walleye- and bass-catching opportunities, make this 753-acre lake a popular destination.
Horseshoe holds an abundance of walleyes, panfish, bass, and northern pike, as well as most river-inhabiting species such as channel catfish. The introduction of muskies in 2011 will likely make it a destination lake for
It’s a unique lake, deep and cold enough to support cool water species such as trout and tullibees, and there’s a warm water component that allows walleyes, pike, bass, and panfish to coexist.
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