04-12-2019, 06:07 PM
I have been anxious to get back out on UL but I'll wait out the stormy weather. UL is a relatively shallow lake and the storms and wind tend to muddy up the water and make fishing from the shore difficult and boating hazardous. The fish tend to shy away from the shallow water and seek refuge in the deeper water until the lake calms down. I have not fished for the past week because of the weather and I have not heard any reports of how the fishing is.
Rather than subject your wife to another possible skunk, and a cold skunk at that, I'd wait until the weather calms and the water temps climb a bit. It will not be too long before the catfish and the white bass begin their spawn and when they do the fishing will be much better. The walleyes will soon enter their post spawn feeding and should provide good action for those who know how to target them.
Patience is probably the key word. Fishing will be very good for most species in the near future.
Good luck to you and your wife when you do get out.
BLK
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Rather than subject your wife to another possible skunk, and a cold skunk at that, I'd wait until the weather calms and the water temps climb a bit. It will not be too long before the catfish and the white bass begin their spawn and when they do the fishing will be much better. The walleyes will soon enter their post spawn feeding and should provide good action for those who know how to target them.
Patience is probably the key word. Fishing will be very good for most species in the near future.
Good luck to you and your wife when you do get out.
BLK
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