01-15-2019, 06:04 PM
Lots of country for both those species if you went to Buckboard, which would be easy for you to find. You can catch burbot just inside the bay where the marina resides or even on some those outside points with rocky habitat in 10-40 ft of water. For lake trout, venture out into the main channel on points and flats (south or north) and start looking in 50-70 ft of water. If you're not graphing lakers, move to find them. There's a lot up there. We fished across from Buckboard last week, marked fish all day, and had several flurries of feeding activity throughout the day. I did best with a Dry Creek Outfitters 3.5 inch tube in White Lightning, on a 3/8 oz head, tipped with sucker meat. About 50/50 for lakers on the bottom or up at 10-30 ft under the ice.
Good luck, Ryno
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Good luck, Ryno
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