June 22nd Fishing Report

June 22, 2024

Large populations of walleye have been consistently found on Winnie’s main lake bars and humps. On calmer days, anglers are catching fish off the edges at depths of up to 35 feet. The River Channel is also proving productive, with good numbers of fish holding between 18 and 25 feet. These deeper fish are less easily spooked, allowing anglers to position their boats effectively.

If you notice fish in the area but they seem wary of the boat, consider using a bobber to minimize disturbance. Alternatively, plan to revisit these spots later in the day or early morning when fish may be more active.

Tamarack Bay continues to host abundant pike, perch, and walleye. The arms and bays of Cut Foot Sioux are also holding good numbers of panfish, providing anglers seeking variety beyond walleye with plenty of options.

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September 6 Fishing Report

Fall fishing has arrived, and for those who anticipate fall jig fishing, it's also underway.

August 30th Fishing Report

Walleyes, perch, and pike are transitioning back to shoreline structures across Lake Winnibigoshish.

August 23rd Fishing Report

Trolling has been crucial for anglers this week, as fish are scattered in smaller pods and on the move. Walleyes are starting to appear along shoreline transitions on the west shore and the south shore, extending from Richards Townsite Landing towards the river.

August 16 Fishing Report

Good numbers of walleyes are also being found on Winnie’s major bar systems in 13-16 feet of water.

August 9th Fishing Report

Walleye and pike action across Lake Winnie’s major bar systems has been decent!

August 2nd Fishing Report

When visiting the Lake Winnie region, stocking up on 1/8 ounce tungsten jigs is highly recommended. Northland's 1/8 ounce tungsten jigs mimic the profile of a 1/16 ounce lead jig, offering exceptional versatility.