Sorry on the lack of reports. My computer is playing games. Walleye fishing success is pretty much limited to low light hours. Trolling cranks has been the best presentation to put a few fish in the boat. There is a bite targeting steep break lines and mid lake humps in Walker Bay. Leeches on live bait rigs or bottom bouncers with crawlers on spinner rigs has been a proven presentation.

Muskies have been pretty tough with small feeding windows. Paying attention to Solunar periods is a must. Any enviromental change, low light hours, approaching fronts, wind changes can are be influencal in fish movement. The weed bed in Walker Bay are for the most part destroyed by the rustles. Try steep break lines throwing large Bull Daws and cranks or spinner baits has been moving some fish. The rocks are also holding fish at peak times. Burning small buck tails is a good bet. Water is starting to cool with low to mid 70's the norm throughout the system.