downriggeral
3/24/2013 10:47:00 PMThanks for the report. Was anyone fishing trout with success? Thanks Alan
CCTMark
3/25/2013 9:13:00 AMIn the area where we were I did not see anyone trout fishing. There were at least 13 other boats near us on Saturday and all were Walleye fishing.
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StevenBirkeland
3/25/2013 2:05:00 PMWhere were you fishing at? Could you see the fish on your fishfinder or do you have a secret to finding them? I'm trying to learn this lake, but its so much water to cover finding fish. Thanks for the report.
CCTMark
3/27/2013 7:05:00 AMSteve,
Unless the walleyes are suspended up off the bottom it is often very hard to see them on your depth finder. We have been fishing the Lapham area of Porcupine Bay. Basically you launch out of Porcupine, turn right, and head for the large red house up on the hill. Their is a creek channel that enters the bay near there and has over time created a large flat that the fish have been holding on for the last month. My guess is the rising water level has made them hesitate on their migration upriver to spawn. I wouldn't hesistate to start working upriver if their not biting on the flat. Checkout flash earth, a lot of the photos were taken when the water level was low and show a lot of the structure that is underwater at full pool.
MS
Unless the walleyes are suspended up off the bottom it is often very hard to see them on your depth finder. We have been fishing the Lapham area of Porcupine Bay. Basically you launch out of Porcupine, turn right, and head for the large red house up on the hill. Their is a creek channel that enters the bay near there and has over time created a large flat that the fish have been holding on for the last month. My guess is the rising water level has made them hesitate on their migration upriver to spawn. I wouldn't hesistate to start working upriver if their not biting on the flat. Checkout flash earth, a lot of the photos were taken when the water level was low and show a lot of the structure that is underwater at full pool.
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