Fishing in the BLA continues to be very good. Walleyes can be found on Gull, Pelican, and Whitefish in 16-26 feet of water, Leeches and Night Crawlers have been the best bait. The Bass and Pike fishing is excellent along the weed lines on most lakes- Gull, North long, and Round are producing on plastics and jigs tipped with a Pike Sucker or Chub. Panfish have moved to the cabbage beds in 8-12 feet, but have been very active- using small leeches, angle worms, wax worms, crappie minnows, small jig or flu flu. Time to book that Summer Guide Trip! Give us a call at 218-963-2547. GOOD LUCK!!!!

Fishing is starting to change as the weather changes still. Not a strong consistent bite but we are getting a few. Walleyes have been in about 12-24 feet of water, Gull, North long and Pelican lake have been good fishing prepare to use a Jig, Lindy Rig and a bobber with a Leech, Night crawler, Small minnow like a Fathead or a Larger Minnow like a Shiner or a Chub. Bass fishing has been decent on Gull and North Long roughly 8-15 feet jigging with a plastic worm or a Night Crawler also casting a spinner bait. Northern Pike are active shallow and deep but mainly 12-18 feet, still running with Bass and Walleye in a nice casual after noon bite using a Bobber with a Sucker Minnow. Pan Fishing (Crappies and Sunnie’s) have been in 6-14 Feet in deep cabbage beds using a small jig or Flu Flu of some sorts with Crappie Minnows, Small Leeches and Wax Worms. Perfect time to call and book a trip with a One of us guides, Give us a  call at 218-963-2547. Have a good day and Good Luck!!

Fishing has been Good in the BLA. Walleyes have been biting on leeches, Chubs and Night Crawlers – 16-24 Ft. The Bass action is excellent along the weed lines on most area lakes in 8-14 FT on plastics and spinner baits. Northern Pike activity has been good as well, Jig with a minnow has been working the best. As water temps rise the fishing will get better and better. Now is the time to book a Guided Fishing Trip. Give us a Call – (218) 963-2547

The 2024 walleye opener is fast approaching. Lake conditions are a little a head of normal but pretty average overall. Water temps are in the mid to upper 50’s. Walleyes are post spawn and ready to eat mainly on shallow windblown flats. We are expecting the bite to be pretty good for opening weekend in the 4-15’ range. Pitching stand up jigs and shiners will be the starting point. Next will be pitching jigs with plastics and long casting stickbaits in skinny water. I’ll include pictures of some of my favorite early season baits. Also crappies are starting to move back into the shallows in some soft bottom bays. Water temps are upper 50’s to low 60’s in the bays. Find the warm water and you’ll find shallow fish. Good luck to everyone and be safe.