Bluegill and bass reports continue to be very good and the majority of larger fish are being found on deep weedlines or deep weed flats.
While some bigger walleyes are being caught on deep, main-lake structure in some areas, weedy spots seem to be holding better numbers of fish.
Panfish and bass continue to provide consistent action along the weedlines in most locations.
Big bug hatch in the Hayward area recently, meaning a little tougher fishing, but walleyes still can be caught. Here’s how it’s being done.
It’s been a strange week of walleye fishing with many reports indicating that there’s been quite a few fish being caught in shallower water.
It certainly feels like we’re already at that point of the summer where you take what a given lake is willing to give up.
Water temps have been very consistent and the weather good. Here’s where and how they’re getting the walleyes.
Summer patterns are in full swing for all fish species.
For the most part, many areas reported excellent fishing for a variety of species along established weed edges or weed flats. This is even more true for bigger panfish, bass, and pike, and walleyes.
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