Sunday evening fishing was good for those that stayed out overnight and Monday during the day it slowed down as the wind switched to the NW.  Monday afternoon there was near whiteout condtions and the bite pretty much stopped and stayed that way overnight for most. There was eleven houses with fishermen out overnight and they had very little to report this a.m.    The wind blew steady overnight and now at mid afternoon it is beginning to let up some.  The drifts out on the lake look like whitecaps.  Most of our roads blew clean because of the way we plow and only a few side roads are in tough shape.   It will definitely be harder to move  around in the open if you have a wheelhouse now, but we will plow a spot for you if you would like.   Weather forecasted for this weekend shows the majority of the snow staying south of us which would be a blessing for the last weekend.   Tomorrow I will be listing TWP Tournament Rules, Times and list of prizes for this weekend’s  tournament.  We  have less than 12 spots left after double checking with our paid list today, so if you want a spot, call the office asap.

Keep a Tight Line!!

Eddy

Yesterday fishing was slow for most, but there was a few fishermen that did pretty good considering.  Walleye bite was slow but some “jumbo” Perch were caught in the a.m. in our  “Tullibee  Hole” .   Lots of big Perch are congregating there looking for mayfly larvae.  But they are difficult to catch unless you use a camera.  The south end of the Tundra  in 17-20 feet did very well for some with nice Perch and overnight good Walleye action.    It seemed that last evening was a definite improvement for most compared to Friday night.  The barometer dropping probably helped that out a little. This weekend was the first time I’ve seen some decent Perch of any consistency of size.  Maybe we’ll have some  decent March Perch fishing yet!   25 spots left in the TWP Tournament for next Saturday.  Call the office and get one.   Entry fee is $40.00/person,  limited to 150 contestants.  $6000.00 in prizes will be given out.   Hopefully the snowstorm will stay to our south for the weekend.

Keep a tight Line!

Eddy

Friday during the day fishing was  quiet, but so far from what reports I’ve heard this a.m.  The overnight bite was ok for most.  I’ll know more as the day goes on. Roads are in excellent shape and most places are still accessible without plowing for wheelhouses.

We have only 25 spots left in the TWP Tournament next Saturday.  We are limiting it to 150.  This year there are $6000.00 worth of prizes to b e given out.  Augers, Clams, Vexilars, Lowrance, Ice Armor, Vexilar Suits, Strikemaster Suits, Rod and Reel combo’s, and numerous hats, Ice Armor gloves and all sorts of tackle items.  !st place fish in four category will will receive $100.00, plus a Custom hand made Rod valued at $60.00.    It should be a lot of fun and everyone should end up with something.