July 13th Fishing Report

July 13, 2025

Walleyes and jumbo perch can be targeted on Winnie in under 12 ft of water all year long. Don’t be afraid to stay shallow. Pay attention to the wind. Shorelines that have had wind coming into it are key.

Photo and report courtesy Captain Jeff Johnson of Northern Drift Outfitters.

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August 23rd Fishing Report

Walleyes on Winnie are trending towards shoreline structures.

August 18th Fishing Report

Walleyes are pushing back to the shoreline. Find bait and you will find the walleyes. 5-9 ft across the big lakes primary shorelines. Covering water with trolling techniques will help you locate fish quickly. Photo courtesy Captain Jeff Johnson of Northern Drift Ouffitters.

Paddling into Paradise: Kayaking and Canoeing Adventures on Lake Winnie's Quiet Waters

As summer nears its end in August around Lake Winnie, the lake often becomes calm and peaceful, making it a perfect time for kayaking and canoeing. With fewer boats on the water, it’s a great opportunity to explore quietly and enjoy nature.

August 11th Fishing Report

The big lake has been producing lots of action. Trolling techniques both spinner and crankbaits have been producing solid action and a good percentage of keeper fish along with slot fish. Shallow weed edges in 7-9 ft along with rocky points from Little Stony, Sugar, Ravens, and Stony point in 7-9 ft as well. Photo courtesy Captain Jeff Johnson of Northern Drift Outfitters.

August 1st Fishing Report

Anglers can’t go wrong on Lake Winnie right now. Summer trolling patterns are in full swing making for some fun traditional fishing opportunities for anglers. Perch, walleyes, and pike have been firing on shoreline structures from 6-9 ft all across the lake. Photo courtesy of Lake Winnie fishing guide Captain Jeff Johnson of Northern Drift Outfitters.

July 25th Fishing Report

The mix bag bite on Winnie is heating up. Shoreline edges in 8-11 ft along with rock structures as shallow as 5 ft. Jigging, bobbers, and spinners are all working. Spinners are working the best if you want to see more than just walleyes. Tamarack bay has also been producing some good panfishing results. Photo courtesy Captain Jeff Johnson of Northern Drift Outfitters.