Doubles! Eugene and Kristen of Fairfield, Connecticut enjoyed a day of fishing with Joe Carlson of Joe’s Inland Fishing last week. They hooked these two huge bass seconds apart. The bass were two of the many they caught that day.
Tyson at the Beaver House reports that rainbow trout are being caught on cowbells with a crawler harness on Trout Lake. Walleyes are biting good on Devil Track.
The Pinks are in the rivers — Temperance and Cascade. A chinook was seen in the Temperance River.
Jerry Skarupa of Secret Lures reports that lake trout in Lake Superior are still deep: 120 to 140 feet, surface water temp. from 48-50 degrees. Lake trout are biting good.
Jon at Buck’s Hardware Hank says fishing’s slowed a little bit this week as people are getting ready for the bird hunting season. Walleyes are being caught, however. Over in Homer Lake they are in the 15- to 22-foot range jigging with a minnow. Some are having success with crawler harnesses.
In Devilfish the bite is in the evening off the islands in 18 to 25 feet or so. Up at McFarland Lake, try a jig and crawler in 12 to 18 feet. Pike is reporting good action as well.
Check out the perch as some have picked up a few nice ones recently. Trout fishing slowed a little but the lakers in Sag are hitting in about 65 feet of water; fish are suspended at 35 feet or so.
Trout Lake’s rainbows are hitting in 25 feet or so with a crawler. Lakers were down deeper, but catchable jigging with spoons.
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