Boulder Lake

[fishoracle]

I was wondering if anyone has any info on Boulder Lake... Where are the good spots for walleyes... Is anyone catching anything... How much ice is there... Are there any areas to be aware of (current, springs, etc.) Thanks for any help.

[Sucker]

I was planning to go out this weekend and try. I was wondering the same thing.

If we don't get a report, I will let you know how I do

[Tom Linderholm]

Welcome to FM guys, Seems like more and more are coming out of the woodwork everyday! Boulder however is not my forte'

[ewirz]

I haven't been out on Boulder yet this year. If you go out at the (Contact US Regarding This Word), watch the ice. Sometimes it can get a little hairy. "Fairly" consistant lake. Not a lot of big fish (walleyes) but lots of them. Try along the N and NW shore or around any of the islands, usually good places to start. Be ready for a long walk though. Hope it helps. ERW

[I'llTakeWhatiCanGet]

Welcome fellas, we were on boulder about a week and a half ago, and we got a bunch of little eyes. We walked on at the Silver Fox resort, and had 3-4" at that point. With the weather we've been having i would imagine that there's around six inches now, but be careful, especially near the dam. We caught those dinks in about 7 FOW, not far from shore, but there are some nice points and rockpiles out there that should hold some better fish. Good luck to ya.

[Lostit@theHole]

I'm going out to Boulder on Wed. All done with school for now at least. Fish lake is too slow and I need to find some fish. Ill try going out at the Dam, hopefully with all this cold weather there will be more ice. Good Luck.

[Surface Tension]

Welcome aboard guys.

I haven't been on Boulder yet this winter so can't help out on ice thickness but wheelers and sleds should be fine now, just stay away from the front of dams. As far as spots to fish as you come out of the landing head north and across the lake to the island. Fish there or head ENE a short ways to the point. If you head east a bit more you'll see the rock pile. All good spots but evening is the best.

[lindyman]

I like Boulder for action, but not a whole lot of eaters. If you head out from the dam, stick to the right shoreline, the water has opened up in mid winter. If you hug the shore about half way down and then cross the bigger basin, there are two points on the other side. If you fish about half way between them in 10-12 FOW you'll catch some eyes and probably a few crappies.

good luck,

let us know how ya do.

[fishoracle]

Thanks for all the good advise!

Good Luck

[WB make the CUT]

11 inches of ice tonight