Prime-time walleyes on Lake Winnie remain a staple in our area. Be sure to check with one of our local resorts for information on their established road systems. Photo courtesy of Guided Ice Fishing MN.
Crappie fishing in the lake Winnie region has been fantastic this year. Anglers are reporting great success across many different bodies of water.
Walleye fishing on the main lake has primarily been a late afternoon to evening activity. Ice conditions remain solid, with 13 inches of ice measured on Moses Bar. Always check with local resorts for the most current ice conditions.
Anglers are finding a decent walleye bite during early mornings and evenings, particularly around primary structures. Focus on breaklines in the 12-16 ft range and humps adjacent to deeper water.
Today’s report comes from the Tamarack Bay area, where large schools of perch are being found in depths of 8-12 feet. There’s plenty of action, with a good number of larger perch in the 10-12 inch range.
Temperatures in the north country are definitely dropping. Fishing on Lake Winnie has remained steady, with anglers reporting great days still.
Fall crappies and walleyes are really firing. The big lake has been producing along with Cutfoot Sioux.