Weekly Fishing Report: July 21-28, 2012

Another great week of weather, save for one day of wind/rain that brought badly needed moisture. Fishing was good again this past week with a rock pattern emerging for muskies and walleyes. Walleyes still holding to reef structure and rocks and anything in combination with rocks seemed to produce the most/biggest muskies.

Several nice wallleyes from 26"-28.5" caught and released during the week.

Bucktails were the hottest producing muskie lure with 3 fish making 50" on "tails" this week to go with the 50.25" from a week ago Friday to make it 4-50's in 8 days for our guests. Several fish from 44" up to 49" as well to make it a great average size per fish caught.

Big northerns hitting again also, mixed in with some walleye fishing and northern fishing. Several 39"-40" caught and released.

Smallies were on the rocks as well and produced some actio pitching to boulder areas while people took a breack from chucking bigger baits from time to time.

Another full camp of anglers coming in this week so we'll be expecting more good reports and pictures as the days go by.

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Good luck on the water, wherever you might be fishin this week.

J-Man