Many Point

[rollineyes]

I was just wondering if anyone had any knowledge they would be willing to share on catching walleyes on Many Point this time of year. I fish it in the fall with some success. But, have never fished it in the summertime. We are taking the family up for a week following the Fourth. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

rollineyes

[Paul_Kramer]

I will be up there for a week camping following the 1st. I've only fished from shore, so I can't help you with the walleyes except that I think they're beyond my casting range. I catch a lot of largemouths and rock bass but that's about it. Any info. would be helpful.

[Rodbldr4fun]

Many Point was one of the best lakes in the area in the 80's. Then the spearers from Ulen/Hitterdall took the big northerns out in the early 90's. Now it has a lot of small northerns that compete with walleyes for food. Walleyes have been in tough shape since then. Same thing with Round and Elbow. All three were great walleye lakes until the 90's. Many Point has great structure throughout the lake. Look for bait fish schools and fish under them. Otherwise you'll be looking for quite a while with all the structure. As with other lakes, fish the widy side, especially in the boulders.

Good Luck, the lakes well worth being there.

[shae1986]

Hey now lets not be blaming the people from Ulen Hitterdal.

[Kingfisher]

I don't know much about Many Point, but know that the diminishing walleye in Elbo did not come from spearers, it came from netting.

[rollineyes]

Thanks for the advice. I'll try and post how it went when I get home. I have fished Many Point a couple of times in the fall with pretty good success.

rollineyes

[Rodbldr4fun]

You are right about Elbow. Unfortunately, the result is the same.

[Rodbldr4fun]

No blame. Nobody knew it would result that way. But I was there and a majority of the houses were from that area. Some folks don't get to fish until winter. Thats when they hit it pretty hard.