Fishing Report from Flag Island Resort Lake of the Woods, NW Angle 1/22/2020
Ontario:
We are finding that walleye and saugers are in depths between 22 and 32 feet at 33 degrees. Fish are moving more towards the edges of the reefs. Guides and guests have been using flyers, pink and gold jigs, or anything that flashes or makes noise catches the attention of the fish. Some additional comments from our guide: It works well to bounce the bait on the bottom and bring it up about 2 feet and repeat, some even saying doing it aggressively is working best.
Until next week, good luck fishing!
Guide Mick Messelt
Flag Island Resort
218-223-8011
Minnesota:
Walleye and saugers have been caught between 23 and 30 feet of water. Fish seem to be located on reefs just on the break line. We have noticed that the fish are starting to produce eggs. We have noticed that a plain red hook with a lively minnow has been working, same as buckshots and flyers on the jigging rod. We recommend a glow red. Additional comments: Don’t be afraid to jig them up!
Until next week, good luck fishing!
Guide Matt Hendry
Flag Island Resort
218-223-8011
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Fishing Report from Flag Island Resort Lake of the Woods, NW Angle 1/06/2020
Ontario:
We are finding that walleye and saugers are in depths between 20 – 28 feet at 33 degrees. They seem to be biting on mid-lake reefs, points, and shoreline breaks. Guides and guests have been using flutter spoons, small rattle baits, glow spoons – gold, pink, red glow, and green glow. Some additional comments from our guide: Work rattle baits and flutter spoons 2-3 feet off the bottom to attract fish; and bang spoons on the bottom off rock will also get the fish biting
Until next week, good luck fishing!
Guide Mick Messelt
Flag Island Resort
218-223-8011
Minnesota:
Walleye and saugers have been caught between 20 and 30 feet of water depending on the day. Fish seem to be located on reefs and structure points. They are shallower (17-21 feet) in the morning and in the evening. The mid-afternoon bite is caught in 25-30 feet of water. We have been using Lindy ¼ oz glow spoons but have also found that a plain red hook with a lively minnow has been working as well.
Until next week, good luck fishing!
Guide Matt Hendry
Flag Island Resort
218-223-8011
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