The key is to know where these fish are hanging out and what is most apt to excite them.
Catch walleyes, muskies, and more over open water .
It’s an excellent multi-species fishery that’s noted for a consistently strong walleye population, with panfish, pike, and muskies providing excellent secondary angling options.
Unique-to-this-area opportunities center on walleyes and tiger muskies.
How much time you choose to spend looking at your screen is up to you.
On the walleye front, several 5- to 8-pound fish have been caught in the last two weeks, with one pushing 10 pounds.
Also, last light is the best time to return to a muskie that followed earlier. Again, this isn’t a time to worry about the why. Just know that if you want to catch a fish
Plum Lake may cover more than 1,000 acres, but it’s irregular shape, multiple islands and abundance of structure makes Plum a great choice on windy days.
Crankbaits are usually the first choice of trollers, but any muskie angler looking to improve his skills must also know how to fish them with a casting presentation.
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