Shane M.
08-11-2011, 03:52 PM
Hey Anglers!
The weather has seemed to slow the fishing down a little bit. Hopefully some more steady weather will help it pick up.
Walleye are still hitting on leeches and crawlers on a jig or plain hook and sinker. Or try rattlin' raps along the weed edges is in the evening. About 4-6 ft of water.
Northern pike are doing really well on rubber frogs in the weeds about 4ft of water. Also try a northern sucker on a bobber set up along those weed edges.
Bluegills are running in about 10ft of water. Use a slip bobber set up with a baby crawler to get the bigger ones. Smaller ones are still hanging out near the shoreline weeds. (why the walleye and northern are there too!)
Crappie are in about 14ft of water and hitting on crappie minnows or fatheads on a slip bobber set up. I have also been hearing good reports with beetle spins!
Muskie have moved to big bladed spinner baits and bucktails. Fish about 6-8 ft of water and run them about 4 ft deep.
Hope this helps you guys out & good luck!
Shane M.
The weather has seemed to slow the fishing down a little bit. Hopefully some more steady weather will help it pick up.
Walleye are still hitting on leeches and crawlers on a jig or plain hook and sinker. Or try rattlin' raps along the weed edges is in the evening. About 4-6 ft of water.
Northern pike are doing really well on rubber frogs in the weeds about 4ft of water. Also try a northern sucker on a bobber set up along those weed edges.
Bluegills are running in about 10ft of water. Use a slip bobber set up with a baby crawler to get the bigger ones. Smaller ones are still hanging out near the shoreline weeds. (why the walleye and northern are there too!)
Crappie are in about 14ft of water and hitting on crappie minnows or fatheads on a slip bobber set up. I have also been hearing good reports with beetle spins!
Muskie have moved to big bladed spinner baits and bucktails. Fish about 6-8 ft of water and run them about 4 ft deep.
Hope this helps you guys out & good luck!
Shane M.