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How'bout a little eye-sight. Will be on the lake this weekend.
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Weather looks to be a big factor this weekend.
Eyes have been on a feeding frenzy, find the bait fish and you find lots of catchable eyes. One problem, lots of fish over slot, but lots of fun.
Lead head jigs with minnow still the best bet, tri-color, black or gold and silver all seem to work.

Recent reports are they are catching slot walleyes and smaller fish in deeper water, depths from 22' to 35'. Evenings they are still catching bigger fish of the docks and shallow windswepth shores. good luck, guts
<{{{{{{>< fishkab you been out there?

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what is the slot for the lake??
I will be up on Thur. night
Hiope to see ya all on the lake, good luck

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4/30
You may keep fish from 13" to 17" and one fish over 23". All others must be released immediatly. Also you cannot have fillets, fish must be "in the whole" with heads attached. Each year we have seen folks get ticketed on memorial day weekend as they come off the water when checked by the DNR. Not a fun way to end your weekend.
In years past almost every boat/cooler was checked at the Ash River landing after loading up by the DNR on monday.
Xplorer

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G I was on the water last night. The water temp has warmed to 55- 56 degress. That's about 10 degrees since opener. Caught lots of fish over the slot in the shallow water. Pitching jigs in 6-7 feet of water. Mostly spawned out females. Earlier in the week, fished jigs and minnows in deep water 40 ft. during the day and moved up into the 20's towards evening and caught lots of small fish and kept 16 in the slot. Right now it seems that deep small and slots and shallow fun fish that are too big. good luck Fishkab

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