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Walleyes are on structure 8-15 ft. Bottom bouncers and spinners. Also some fish out deep 25+ ft. - The Galley Hotel, Bar & Grill, submitted August 20, 2025
Hearing bass being caught, not much else. - The Galley Hotel, Bar & Grill, submitted August 20, 2025
Fishing this past weekend was tremendous! Primarily bluegill, perch, walleye, on crawlers and spinners. Northern on spoons. Lake levels healthy at normal+. Rock piles for panfish and walleye. Cold water inlets for northern.- Wing N Fin Resort, submitted August 27, 2025
Wing N Fin Resort, Browns Valley, MN: 605-237-8323, www.wingnfintraverse.com
Because of the recent cool down in the weather the recent fishing has improved. Most of the anglers we have seen have been fishing on Hazeldon Lake by Roslyn and also the north part of Waubay Lake. Fisherman on Lynn have only been seeing some undersized walleye and a few northerns here and there. We have heard of some pan fish on Clear Lake also. - Lynn Lake Lodge, submitted August 28, 2025
Lynn Lake Lodge, Webster: 605-237-0309, www.lynnlakelodge.com
Walleye bite fair. 22-26 ft. using live bait - The Galley Hotel, Bar & Grill, submitted August 20, 2025
There's a nice stretch of weather coming in, hopefully getting past the rains. Bitter remains a good choice. Seeing a lot of walleye activity. Mostly in the 13-16" range, but a pretty good bite. We heard good things off of Clear on bluegill. Haven't heard much on Waubay. Hazeldon is busy and good on walleye as well. As September and fall come in, we'll start getting perch activity. The waters high, but the access are all pretty good for the most part.– Sportsman’s Cove, submitted August 22, 2025
Swan: hearing of walleyes and northerns being caught along weedlines. Clear: blue gills and crappies are in the weeds or along the outsides of them. Bobbers or small jigs with crawlers. West Stink: hearing some walleyes being caught along the weedlines or in the pockets of weeds with crawlers or leeches. Roy: bass are hitting quite well in the weeds or on structure. - The Galley Hotel, Bar & Grill, submitted August 20, 2025
Sportsman's Cove, Webster: 605-345-2468, www.sportsmanscove.net
The Galley Hotel, Bar & Grill, Webster: 605-345-9989, www.thegalleyhotelbarandgrill.com
ATTENTION
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CLEAN - All plants, animals, and mud from the boat, trailer, and gear.
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DRY - Interior compartments and bilge area with a sponge or towel.
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