Walleye – Fair: Boat anglers have had luck using planer boards and crankbaits. Black Crappie – Fair: Use a small jig or a minnow and jig under a bobber along the shore and docks. Water levels remain low use caution when loading boats at the ramps. Largemouth Bass – Fair: Try fishing along the weed lines in 2-6 feet of water. Bluegill – Fair: Try fishing the edges of the vegetation along shore in 2-6 feet of water to find fish on spawning beds.
Black Crappie – Fair: Try a small jig or minnow along weed edges in 5-10 feet of water. Surface water temperatures are in the mid-70s. Walleye – Fair: Most fish being caught are 12- to 18-inches.
Bluegill – Fair: Pick up 7- to 8-inches fish along shore with crawlers or small jigs under a bobber. Try fishing along Ice House point shoreline and from boat in 2-6 feet of water. Anglers have had luck fishing the rock piles. Black Crappie – Fair: Much of the crappie action has moved off shore. It’s easy to join in the fun! Register today. There is a $25 entry fee only paid participants qualify for prizes.īluegill – Fair: Find bluegill along shore in 2-6 feet of water on nests. Win weekly prizes and help Iowa DNR expand walleye collection data by simply recording your catches through June 30. Winds will be breezy out of the northeast and as high as 26 mph. Sunday will be mostly sunny with highs around 70. Those who want to get in some night fishing will have lows around 50 on Saturday night, but the storms may plague area lakes and rivers until after midnight. The forecast is calling for rain and possibly thunderstorms after 4pm.
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