Take this lake apart for me
- Thread starter Don
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troutspinner
Nuts & Bolts Guy
A different view for you.
If I were fishing it right now, I would begin with long points and areas labeled as rocks. There are several points but my eye is drawn to two under water points on the north side of the image, dark green in color. Just to the left of the text gravel and just to the left of the text rocks. If they are blank, then I am heading to the North and South Banks with the generous flats but still staying near the main points with some browsing on secondary points. Hopefully by then, I can start to develop an idea as to what the fish are gravitating towards.
I will add one caveat. This weather is driving me crazy! I could not find a pattern to save my life today. Grrrrr! I don't think the fish know where to be either right now. LOL
If I were fishing it right now, I would begin with long points and areas labeled as rocks. There are several points but my eye is drawn to two under water points on the north side of the image, dark green in color. Just to the left of the text gravel and just to the left of the text rocks. If they are blank, then I am heading to the North and South Banks with the generous flats but still staying near the main points with some browsing on secondary points. Hopefully by then, I can start to develop an idea as to what the fish are gravitating towards.
I will add one caveat. This weather is driving me crazy! I could not find a pattern to save my life today. Grrrrr! I don't think the fish know where to be either right now. LOL
Don
Well-known member
I was thinking of the almost clifflike area on the south shore. Ned and or minnow drifting down. Then I'd start working the light green to blue of the north shore near sand and gravel searching for walleye. Bait for this. The sand and muck areas would probably produce food for fish during the really coldwater times. For Pickerel I might try where the number 9 (north) and 30( south) and Rocks area.
Solitario Lupo
Moderator
All depends on what your going for pickerel those coves like 2 to 24, places like around snake island.
Dove island rock might get into something.
Walleye fish the drop offs like 18 to 30.
Dove island rock might get into something.
Walleye fish the drop offs like 18 to 30.
Don
Well-known member
Yes. on a soft bottom...?
Solitario Lupo
Moderator
What your looking for is schools of them. In some lakes by me is when they come by be ready cause you’ll catch a bunch in a row then you gotta wait for them to swim around again.