Fishing over the weekend was pretty good for most anglers. Numerous 20-inch plus Walleye were caught, and Northern Pike were C/R on a couple of the in-close reefs—the majority of the action involved under-slot Walleye and Perch.

We are in the process of pulling out the remaining permanent house customers this week. We have established roads to the gravel bars and reopened the roads on the north side of the pressure ridge leading to Tundra and Banana, with ramps in place for crossing. With the warmer weather, we anticipate some movement, so the ability to cross will be assessed on a day-to-day basis until temperatures drop again. Please check with our office for the latest status before heading out. Ice thickness is averaging about 17″ with a little more in rougher ice areas. For that reason, we are still going to limit truck wheelhouse combos to about 12,000lb total.  Figure out the curb weight of your truck and your wheelhouse, and you will know.

  current map of ice roads

A few pictures of the last couple of days:

Eddy