Monthly Fishing Patterns
 May, for the early season start, is the perfect time to find the Walleyes in the shallow, cool waters off the sandy points and the flats. The Northerns will be found near their spawning grounds, in the shallow bays close to the creeks and rivers.
Early June finds many fish still in shallow bays and river creek areas as they begin moving around points and onto flats and island areas. By mid-June, Walleyes find the emerging weeds and great fishing is found throughout the lake system. Northerns remain in the weedy bays and start roaming rocky points adjacent to these bays, ready for any action thrown their way.
 Those lazy, hazy days of July are perfect, with the weed beds in full bloom, for the Northerns hitting the big plugs and spoons, while the walleyes congregate near the weeds and along the edges of drop-offs. It's the perfect time to gather the whole family to treat them to the ultimate Canadian Fishing experience!
By mid August and September, Walleye fishing finds its prime time. Walleyes are schooled up and aggressively feeding on jigs, lindys and spinners. Northerns are still consistently found at the weed beds and have been feeding up for the oncoming winter, which means a lot of action for the anglers. Along with the exceptional fishing, the spectacular autumn scenery in this part of the country is breathtaking, and not to be missed.
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