The early June fishing is upon us and we've had some dandy fish caught. Our Unexpected lake Outpost produced a 46" northern pike and a 27" walleye. Smallmouth Bass on Treelined lake and Brown Bear lakes are just starting to move up into bedding areas with the males staging and getting ready to spawn with females out in a bit deeper water. With the few days of warm sunny temperatures they will be for sure spawning and will offer some of the best fishing available.
Lures working have been silver/blue crank baits no longer than 4". Walleyes are hanging out in the shallower muddy bays where the may flies are hatching. The fish are in 4 to 6" of water, so if water is deeper in area then they are suspended about 1-1 1/2' above the bottom.
Minnows are working great for walleyes and leeches are good also as a backup.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
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