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There weren’t many people fishing late last week or last weekend due to strong winds, but those going out continued to find walleyes at a...

A jig and minnow has started to produce a few more walleyes on the points and shoreline breaks in 7 to 12 feet. There wasn’t...

Walleyes continue to be scattered along the shoreline breaks and points in 8 to 15 feet, on mainlake bars in 10 to 15 feet, and...

Despite last weekend’s heat, walleye fishing held up pretty well.   Cover water with spinners and minnows, crankbaits, and crawlers from 8 to 22 feet....

Walleyes are being found in several locations and are hitting spinners with minnows and crawlers or crankbaits. There are fish being caught in 20 to...

Walleyes are scattered throughout the main-lake flats in 10 to 15 feet and are hitting crankbaits or spinner rigs tipped with minnows and crawlers. If...

Live-bait rigs with crawlers are producing walleyes around the main-lake bars in 16 to 22 feet. Other anglers are covering water for walleyes with a...

You’ll catch walleyes during the day with some wind or clouds, but if the lake is flat, the bite is tough. Cover water with spinner...

Nightcrawlers continue to work best for walleyes during the day on the main lake bars and flats in 12 to 15 feet or 22 to...

The humps and flats in 12 to 15 feet are producing walleyes, even during the day, although the morning and evening bites have been much...