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08/10/2014 03:50PM
Hi all,
I am heading into the south arm of knife lake from august 18th-23rd with my girlfriend. I was wondering if anyone could chip in some advice on where and how to approach the walleyes this time of year. My plan as of right now is to target structured areas (more mid lake) in depths between 15 and 30ft... I heard the water is very clear so I'm thinking our best bet will be in the evening/night. We will be bringing crawlers and leeches. We will also try trolling cranks in the 15-20ft range. I know I can find plenty of action fishing for northerns and smallies but would like a couple meals of walleye :)
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
DJ
I am heading into the south arm of knife lake from august 18th-23rd with my girlfriend. I was wondering if anyone could chip in some advice on where and how to approach the walleyes this time of year. My plan as of right now is to target structured areas (more mid lake) in depths between 15 and 30ft... I heard the water is very clear so I'm thinking our best bet will be in the evening/night. We will be bringing crawlers and leeches. We will also try trolling cranks in the 15-20ft range. I know I can find plenty of action fishing for northerns and smallies but would like a couple meals of walleye :)
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
DJ
The very basic core of man's living spirit is his passion for adventure.
08/10/2014 09:53PM
I cant speak to the walleye action on this lake, however I can give you an awesome spot for smallmouth bass. We caught some huge bass in a bay towards the south arm (its marked on the maps that float around this site, but email me if you cant find it). It was a great tip, and i would be sure to take the GF back there. I took my wife and we had a blast.
08/11/2014 09:03AM
quote dpreiner21: "Hi all,Your plan is solid :-)
I am heading into the south arm of knife lake from august 18th-23rd with my girlfriend. I was wondering if anyone could chip in some advice on where and how to approach the walleyes this time of year. My plan as of right now is to target structured areas (more mid lake) in depths between 15 and 30ft... I heard the water is very clear so I'm thinking our best bet will be in the evening/night. We will be bringing crawlers and leeches. We will also try trolling cranks in the 15-20ft range. I know I can find plenty of action fishing for northerns and smallies but would like a couple meals of walleye :)
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
DJ"
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08/11/2014 06:43PM
Thanks, I will be sure sure to bring plenty of crawlers and leeches. I also hope to hook up with a lake trout or 2... I bought a few 30ft deep diving taildancers and 3 way swivels. lets hope the fish cooperate!
The very basic core of man's living spirit is his passion for adventure.
08/12/2014 04:02PM
quote dpreiner21: "Thanks, I will be sure sure to bring plenty of crawlers and leeches. I also hope to hook up with a lake trout or 2... I bought a few 30ft deep diving taildancers and 3 way swivels. lets hope the fish cooperate! "
Solid plan. Water is definitely clear so hope for a cloudy day with a little breeze. Have a great trip! Spent the spring trip on SAK and the general area and it was a blast.
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