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5/11/2026 Opening weekend weather and water temperatures certainly had a effect on fishing. Strong wind and cold temperatures made fishing difficult. Best results were at night either trolling crank baits or fishing with a slip bobber and a leech. The best depth at night was around 12 feet on both the sand and rocks. The night time fishing produced some real big walleyes 27 to 32 inches and some of them were still full of eggs. Day time fishing was best with a jig and shiner minnow or a leech depths were 12 to 20 feet. Water temperatures were as low as 46 to 47 degrees, fishing will improve a lot when the water temperatures warm into the fifties. Both the walleye and small mouth bass bite will get a lot better the next few weeks as the water warms. Legal fishing times are now 6 am to 10 pm.
3/13/2026 Several inches of snow and a lot of wind today with more snow expected on Saturday. Shorelines have a lot of water under the snow and ice is weak along the shore. Anyone trying to fish should use extreme caution. We have closed our access due to concerns for peoples safety.
2-26-2026 Bridge will be out this weekend for Perch and Tullibee fishing. After this weekend travel to the flats will be by ATV and snowmobile only. Access to the bay will be open until melting requiores us to close it.
2/11/2026 Ice is now 22 to 27 inches bridge is out so you can get to the Mud Flats with trucks and wheel houses. Live bait we have shiners, sucker minnows, fatheads. wax worms and eurolarve. A lot of small walleyes are still very active the larger walleyes have been caught mainly on shiners and sucker minnows. Jigging with the head of a fathead on a jigging spoon has been luring the fish in and then they hit the shiner or sucker minnow. Some Jumbo Perch are being caught in the 28 to 32 foot depths along the edges of the flats. Walleyes are being caught in the bays, rock points and sides and tops of the mud flats. Last day for walleye fishing is February 22.
1/25/2026 The cold this past week kept most of the fisherman away. The few that went out did catch fish despite the cold. The bays, rock points and shoreline rock piles continue to produce walleyes, northern pike and some jumbo perch. Percentage wise the bays and rocks are producing more keeper walleyes than the flats. The flats are producing a lot of small walleyes some jumbo perch and tullibee’s. For minnows we still have shiners, pike suckers and fatheads.