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4.3.19 Sunset Lodge Fishing Report, Nw Angle Of Low


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We're still OPEN & fishing up at the NW Angle!

 

Fishing on the Minnesota side continues to be best early morning and from sundown to dusk. Work deeper edges of the break line in the morning and afternoon, moving up to the flats and points for an evening flurry. With low pressure coming for the weekend expect fishing to be excellent.

 

On the Ontario side, Crappie action was really good this past weekend in 30+ feet of water. Lots of fish over 14."

 

Lake conditions have drastically improved as water making slush has receded below the ice or has frozen over in most areas. Caution should be used in areas of high current or between islands. 

 

Hard water fishing ends April 15th!

 

Sunset Lodge

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