Just a quick blog update. As noted briefly in our last blog, August started out on a fantastic note with some great walleye fishing near weed beds and some fish already transitioned to deeper water structure. The week of August 8-15th, saw the return of summer with lot’s of clear skies, plenty of HEAT and of course light winds. The walleye bite slowed during the day, but most mornings and evenings remained extremely productive. More walleye continue to transition to deeper water now with plenty of fish still relating to weed edges but many guests are reporting fish as deep as 38′. Todd Pinegar and son Jordan, worked weed beds around 12′ and had excellent action early in the week, then abandoned the weeds with their floating jigs/minnow rigs and drifted 38 fow, catching several nice walleyes in the low to mid 20″ range. As of this writing, Todd’s boat had over 300 walleye for the week. The heat (upper 80’s with a heat index of near 100) is supposed to stay with us a couple more days, then much cooler temps for next week, so we expect the “all-day” walleye bite to be much better.

We have had some sporadic internet issues in camp so I’m behind in getting a few pictures on the blog, but will try to get a few more posted here in the coming week.